I’ve been in Copenhagen for the past four days because of the Nordic Perl Workshop. Thanks to Stonehenge for getting me there!
At the workshop I had the opportunity to talk to many great Perl hackers who you will here from over the next few weeks. To get it started, here’s a lightning talk from brian d foy about benchmarking Perl.
A co-worker of mine, Jason Gessner, interviewed me about my experiences in co-hosting YAPC::NA 2006.
Perlcast is back with an interview with Jeffrey Thalhammer, the creator and maintainer of Perl Critic, a static source code analyzer for Perl written in Perl. In the interview Jeffrey talks about what Perl Critic is, why he created it, and where he sees the system going.
Welcome back to Perlcast! We have a great round of shows lined up for the new year starting with none other than Tim Bunce talking about the future of the Perl DBI. Based on the interview, it looks like we’ll need to take the word ‘Perl’ out from in front of DBI because it looks like Tim has big plans for the future of the distribution.
Jerrad Pierce pointed out the Perl Advent Calendar to me today, so I called him up to talk a little about what the calendar is and what we can expect. The first item is already up for everyone to enjoy. Also, don’t miss out on the Catalyst Advent Calendar over at catalystframework.org.
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