Oslo Perl Mongers

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Oslo Perl Mongers is an interest group to promote the use of the programming language Perl. We have monthly meetings in Oslo, Norway and organize topical meetings and conferences now and then. You can find out more on our homepage.

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Episodes of Oslo Perl Mongers

    • Play January Talk - CatalystX::Controller::Sugar - Oslo Perl Mongers on Blip Oslo Perl Mongers episodes on Blip

      January Talk - CatalystX::Controller::Sugar

      Jan Henning Thorsen tells us about his syntax-sweetener for Catalyst controllers.

      • Release date
        Jan 10, 2010
      • Runtime
        38:00
    • Play 9000km of Perl (npw2009 lightning talk) - Oslo Perl Mongers on Blip Oslo Perl Mongers episodes on Blip

      9000km of Perl (npw2009 lightning talk)

      Andrew Shitov (CPAN id: ANDY) asks "Is it possible to cover huge territory with Perl events in a year?" and shows us what's been going on in the Russian Perl communities. This lightning talk was given at the Nordic Perl Workshop in Oslo, Norway on April 17th 2009.

      • Release date
        May 14, 2009
      • Runtime
        05:04
    • Play CPAN: modules, authors and documentation (npw2009 lightning talk) - Oslo Perl Mongers on Blip Oslo Perl Mongers episodes on Blip

      CPAN: modules, authors and documentation (npw200...

      Anatoly Sharifulin (CPAN id: SHARIFULN) talks about CPAN, modules, authors (Acme::CPANAuthors) and documentation (POD2). And why this is so important for him. This lightning talk was given at the Nordic Perl Workshop in Oslo, Norway on April 17th 2009.

      • Release date
        May 14, 2009
      • Runtime
        05:32
    • Play The future of Lazyness, Impatience and Hubris (Larry Wall, npw2009 keynote) - Oslo Perl Mongers on Blip Oslo Perl Mongers episodes on Blip

      The future of Lazyness, Impatience and Hubris (L...

      Larry Wall's keynote, "The future of Lazyness, Impatience and Hubris." Larry tells us about the state of Perl today, what drives the Perl 6 development forward, on programming language design in general and details about what makes Perl 6 interesting. This talk was given during the Nordic Perl Workshop in Oslo, April 16th 2009.

      • Release date
        May 14, 2009
      • Runtime
        01:06:58
    • Play Send-A-Newbie (npw2009 lightning talk) - Oslo Perl Mongers on Blip Oslo Perl Mongers episodes on Blip

      Send-A-Newbie (npw2009 lightning talk)

      Edmund von der Burg (CPAN id: EVDB) introduces us to the Send-A-Newbie project, about it's goal and motivation and how you can help. This lightning talk was given during the Nordic Perl Workshop in Oslo, April 17th 2009.

      • Release date
        May 7, 2009
      • Runtime
        01:48
    • Play Rum, Bloggery and the Lash (npw2009 lightning talk) - Oslo Perl Mongers on Blip Oslo Perl Mongers episodes on Blip

      Rum, Bloggery and the Lash (npw2009 lightning ta...

      Matt S. Trout (CPAN id: MSTROUT) announces the enlightenedperl.org Blogging Iron Man competition, and the rationale behind it. This lightning talk was given at the Nordic Perl Workshop, in Oslo, Norway on April 17th 2009.

      • Release date
        May 4, 2009
      • Runtime
        07:01
    • Play Barely Legal XXX Perl - Oslo Perl Mongers on Blip Oslo Perl Mongers episodes on Blip

      Barely Legal XXX Perl

      Jos Boumans talks about the dirty secrets of Perl at Nordic Perl Workshop 2006

      • Release date
        Mar 21, 2009
      • Runtime
        32:01
    • Play Writing reusable code - Oslo Perl Mongers on Blip Oslo Perl Mongers episodes on Blip

      Writing reusable code

      Michael Schwern gives us a few insights on writing reusable code. Sort of. This is a talk about what goes on in large open source communities, how things work, and what we can learn from this.

      • Release date
        Mar 17, 2009
      • Runtime
        39:15
    • Play Software Testing on a Massive Scale - Oslo Perl Mongers on Blip Oslo Perl Mongers episodes on Blip

      Software Testing on a Massive Scale

      Adam Kennedy tells us about testing on a massive scale, and how the world's largest single-namespace software repository (CPAN, the Comprehensive Perl Archive Network) attempts to solve the problems that come from attempting to test everything.

      • Release date
        Mar 17, 2009
      • Runtime
        46:11
    • Play Seven Principles For Transforming Difficult Tasks Into Simple Ones - Oslo Perl Mongers on Blip Oslo Perl Mongers episodes on Blip

      Seven Principles For Transforming Difficult Task...

      Michael Schwern tells us about the seven principles of making difficult tasks into simple ones. Each principle will be illustrated first using a physical example, then an example in a computer user interface and finally it will be shown applied directly to programming. The seven principles are: * Use both knowledge in the world and knowledge in the head * Simplify the structure of tasks * Make things visible * Get the mappings right * Exploit the power of constraints * Design for error * When ...

      • Release date
        Mar 16, 2009
      • Runtime
        01:10:37
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