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yapc | registration
schedule | pittsburgh.pm.org | perl mongers | cs.cmu.edu | ri.cmu.edu | cmu.edu

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NOTE: This is not final or binding. Nor is it complete yet.

• Larry Wall, wall.org,

  • on Perl Economics: The Dismal Art, to open the conference.

• Elaine Ashton, Boston.pm

  • The (not-quite-so) Natural History of Perl and Its Culture, 25 minutes.

• Greg Bacon

  • Building Objects out of Arrays, 25 minutes

• Peter Braam et alii, Carnegie Mellon University.

  • The InterMezzo Distributed File System, 45 minutes.

• Sean Burke

  • Braille Encoding: A Case Study in Regular Expressions, 45 minutes
  • Similarities and Differences between Natural Languages and Programming Languages , 45 minutes

• Mark-Jason Dominus, Plover Systems Co.
  • Regex tutorial, 1/2 day
  • The Perl Hardware Store, 45 minutes

• Jonathan Eisenzopf, DC.pm

  • Demystifying XML, one hour.

• Mike Fletcher

  • Intro to mod_perl.

• Joseph Hall, 5 Sigma Productions, perltraining.com.
  • Idiomatic Perl, one hour.
  • Object-Oriented Perl, 1/2 day.

• Dick Hardt, ActiveState.

  • News From the Development Front, 45 minutes

• Geoff Harrison

  • Perl/Gtk, 60 minutes

• Benjamin Holzman.

  • Repent Ye Sinners: Avoid Syntax Hell; Use XML, 45 minutes.

• Steve Jenkins, Aerodynamics Laboratory of the Institute of Aerospace Research, National Research Council of Canada.

  • Wind Tunnel Event Logging and Display using Perl, 25 minutes

• Rosie Jones, CMU.

  • What's the Most Frequent Word in English? and Other Natural Language Fun, 30 minutes

• Kevin Lenzo, CMU School of Computer Science.

  • Infobots: The Future Begins Tomorrow.

• Michael McClennen, Internet Public Library, University of Michigan.

  • VGL/Perl: a metalanguage for information-gathering, 45 minutes.
  • Handling very large data sets in Perl, 45 minutes.

• Joe McMahon.

  • WebWebX, 45 minutes.

• Kevin Miller, CMU.

  • Apache Authentication and Encryption, 25 minutes

• Brad Murray, Alcatel.

  • Augmented Multi-User Textual Discussions, 45 minutes.

• Chris Nandor.

  • MacPerl and the Elements of the Wild, 45 minutes.

• David Nicol.
  • Perl for AI: the 1999 Solitaire 500 contest
  • tipjar.com: an object oriented database with e-mail verification

• Jon Orwant, The Perl Journal.

  • Rebuilding Post-Apocalyptic Civilization With Perl

• Les Peters, AOL.pm.

  • Internet Tools in Perl: tktelnet, maildex, and ngp, 25 minutes.

• Jeff Pinyan.

  • An Outline of CGI.pm, 45 minutes.

• Robert Rhode.

  • Producing Commented Source Code from Spreadsheets with XL2E, 25 minutes

• Randal Schwartz.

  • Learning Perl, a full-day tutorial
  • Reducing Business Risk Using Perl, 90 minutes

• Michael Schwern.

  • Ineffective Perl Programming, or Idiotic Perl, 45 minutes.

• Skud (still tentative)

  • Web-enabled databases with DBI (Tutorial).

• Barry Slaymaker.

  • Safari: Implementing a Browser for Revision Controlled Files, 45 minutes

• Steve Snodgrass, FORE systems.

  • Unix::ConfigFile, 25 minutes.

• Jon Steffey, Westlake Consulting.

  • CGI.pm Workshop, 1/2 day

• Adam Turoff, phl.pm.org

  • Effective Perl Mongering, 30 minutes

• Chris Winters.

  • DBI: Perl and Databases, 45 minutes

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Kevin Lenzo

Last modified: Tue May 11 11:05:47 EDT 1999