perl at apachecon

hi all :)

perl's (and mod_perl's) presence at apachecon has been dwindling over
the years. I won't get into a rant about why this might be, so please
don't you do it either :)

anyway, if you have any interest in attending apachecon us this year,
please login to the apachecon site and take the time to rate the current
proposals - showing interest in perl ones is the only voice we have
toward getting them chosen for the conference.

http://apachecon.com/html/login.html

anyone can create an account (and if you go to the conference you'll
need to create one to register anyway).

the main site is

http://www.us.apachecon.com/us2008/

and the dates are november 3-7 in cool new orleans.

thanks

--Geoff

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Geoffrey Young escribío:
> hi all :)
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> the years. I won't get into a rant about why this might be, so please =

> don't you do it either :)
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> need to create one to register anyway).
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> and the dates are november 3-7 in cool new orleans.
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> thanks

Wow, not many proposals. :-(

OSCON 2008 doesn't have much perl either.

A disturbing trend.

--=20
Brian Millett - [ Sinclair, "The Gathering"]
"Sooner or later, everyone comes to Babylon 5."


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> OSCON 2008 doesn't have much perl either.
>
> A disturbing trend.

Have you actually looked at this year's Perl track at OSCON?

http://en.oreilly.com/oscon2008/public/schedule/topic/80

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Juan Jose Natera escribío:
>> OSCON 2008 doesn't have much perl either.
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>> A disturbing trend.
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> Have you actually looked at this year's Perl track at OSCON?
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> http://en.oreilly.com/oscon2008/public/schedule/topic/80

Yep, but back when it was the Perl Conference held in conjunction with OS=
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many more.

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Brian Millett - [ Garibaldi, "Revelations"]
"What's up, Doc?"



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Re: perl at apachecon

Quoting Brian Millett :
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> Wow, not many proposals. :-(

It's not too late to submit more (you've got one day left till the deadline).

Adam

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On Apr 2, 2008, at 1:07 PM, Brian Millett wrote:
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> Wow, not many proposals. :-(

I usually submit one, but the timing of the conference is terrible
this year -- right in the middle of the US presidential election.
There's no way I can get away from work then.

- Perrin