Speaking of belated screencasts, I also haven’t blogged about my visit to the Ann Arbor Perl Mongers in Michigan.
The Ann Arbor Perl Mongers group was being restarted (after a 10 year gap) by the TigerLead tech team. I’m working for TigerLead and was going to be in Ann Arbor for a meeting so they asked me to give a couple of talks: Devel::NYTProf and Perl Myths.
I like giving talks at events like these because there’s no set time limit and the audience is more relaxed (the free pizza probably helped).
I’ve uploaded a screencast of the Perl Myths talk. As usual it covers the Perl jobs market, CPAN, best practices, power tools, community and perl6. At almost 1 hour 20 minutes it’s significantly longer than my usual, more rushed, 40 minute version given at conferences and includes 15 minutes of Q & A at the end.
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Thanks for share the screencasts, they are very appreciated for people like me that can not travel.
Comment by poisonbit — June 1, 2010 @ 11:35 am |
You’re welcome! And thanks for the thanks – it assures me the extra effort is worth it.
Comment by TimBunce — June 2, 2010 @ 8:41 am |