Perl Hacks: Just another Perl hacker’s blog

  • Training in Glasgow

    Training in Glasgow

    It’s June, which means it’s only a couple of months until the Europe Perl communityย descends en masse on Glasgow for this year’s Perl Conference (formerly known as YAPC). For me, that also means I need to start planning the training courses I’ll be running before the conference. And for you, it means you need to…

  • Selenium and Perl

    Selenium and Perl

    Some of you might remember the lightning talk I gave at the London Perl Workshop last year (it’s available on YouTube, I’ll wait if you want to watch it). In it, I said I planned to resurrect the Perl School brand, using it to publish Perl ebooks. One book, Perl Taster, was already available and…

  • Two New Modules

    Two New Modules

    There was a London Perl Mongers meeting at ZPG about ten days ago. I gave a shortย talk explaining why (and how) a republican like me came to be running a site about the Line of Succession to the British Throne. The meeting was great (as they always are) and I think my talk went well…

  • Line of Succession

    Line of Succession

    I’m a republican. No… wait… come back! That’s not what I mean. I’m a long way from being a supporter of the Republican Party. I mean “republican” in its older meaning of “someone who thinks their country should be a republic. That is to say, I’m not a big fan of the British royal family.…

  • Regenerating Perl School

    Regenerating Perl School

    About five years ago I ran a few training courses under the Perl School brand. The idea was simple – if you price training courses cheaply and run them at the weekend then you eliminate the most common reasons why people don’t keep their Perl knowledge up to date. Of course, it’s not quite that…

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