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The San Diego fork of the Perl Mongers have a meeting scheduled for Thursday, 12 August 2008 at 7:00pm. This is the first meeting since I attended OSCON, so I expect to entertain plenty of questions on that topic. Including, for those not lucky (insane?) enough to attend as many Damian Conway talks as I, the meaning of readline!open!((*{$!},$/)=\$file) and why it should (shouldn't?) be used it that next big project.

As with most of our meetings, this will be an informal gathering at a trendy fast casual restaurant. We're a friendly group (really) and all are welcome, regardless of Perl experience.

Time and location, as always, is available at our web site, http://sandiego.pm.org/.

The San Diego Perl Mongers group will be having their regularly scheduled meeting at 7:00pm on Monday, November 12, 2007. Not so regular, however, is what we'll be doing. We have a presentation this month! David Moore will be joining us to talk about the different Perl/C interfaces, SWIG and XS. It should be interesting, so come on out and join us.

We'll be meeting at in Qualcomm's building Q auditorium.

6455 Lusk Blvd.
San Diego, CA 92121

Google Map (This is not quite right. The building is on the west side of Pacific Center Blvd. It's the building with the colorful roof.)

Thursday, 4 October 2007, 7:00pm

Damian Conway is coming to town, and the San Diego Perl Mongers are pleased to be hosting him for an evening seminar. Damian will be presenting something we're all sure to fine extremely interesting.

Sex and Violence: Social and Technical Lessons from the Perl 6 Project

For details and directions, see the SanDiego.pm web site.

Thursday, 4 October 2007, 7:00pm

Damian Conway is coming to town, and the San Diego Perl Mongers are pleased to be hosting him for an evening seminar. Damian will be presenting something we're all sure to fine extremely interesting.

Sex and Violence: Social and Technical Lessons from the Perl 6 Project

For details and directions, see the SanDiego.pm web site.

Come join the myriad members of the San Diego Perl Mongers as they meet once again to discuss, debate, deconstruct, and sometimes even deviate from all things Perl.

Monday, 09 July 2007, 19:00 - 21:00
Panera Bread, Mira Mesa, Calif. (with free wi-fi!)

We never have an agenda, but we always have a good time.

http://sandiego.pm.org/

Come join the myriad members of the San Diego Perl Mongers as they meet once again to discuss, debate, deconstruct, and sometimes even deviate from all things Perl.

Monday, 09 July 2007, 19:00 - 21:00
Panera Bread, Mira Mesa, Calif. (with free wi-fi!)

We never have an agenda, but we always have a good time.

http://sandiego.pm.org/

cgrau writes "I've been remiss in announcing meetings for the San Diego chapter of the Perl Mongers. The last meeting I announced was February. Now I'm finally announcing the meeting for May on the same day as the meeting. Between this and not putting together a new web site in the four months I've had it under my control, I am a terrible example of a Perl Monger cheerleader.

That said, SanDiego.pm is having its general meeting tonight, Monday, May 14, 2007 at 7:00pm. As always, we meet at Panera Bread (free wi-fi!) in Mira Mesa. Directions and such can be found on our web site, SanDiego.pm.org.

Tonight, one of our members is celebrating their birthday. What a fantastic way to celebrate the anniversary of one's birth. And I should know. I spent my last birthday at our January gathering.

"

I've been remiss in announcing meetings for the San Diego chapter of the Perl Mongers. The last meeting I announced was February. Now I'm finally announcing the meeting for May on the same day as the meeting. Between this and not putting together a new web site in the four months I've had it under my control, I am a terrible example of a Perl Monger cheerleader.

That said, SanDiego.pm is having its general meeting tonight, Monday, May 14, 2007 at 7:00pm. As always, we meet at Panera Bread (free wi-fi!) in Mira Mesa. Directions and such can be found on our web site, SanDiego.pm.org.

Tonight, one of our members is celebrating their birthday. What a fantastic way to celebrate the anniversary of one's birth. And I should know. I spent my last birthday at our January gathering.