talks and presentations

15 April 2004

Parrot SDL, introducing Parrot, SDL, and Parrot SDL, the combination of the two, given at the Portland Perl Mongers April meeting. Nifty.

7 July 2003

Intro to Perl Testing, given at OSCON 2003 with Michael G. Schwern. Tony Stubblebine is a sleepy boy.

14 June 2003

The Portland Perl Mongers invited me to give a talk in June 2003. I introduced Mail::SimpleList with MailSimpleListTalk. (I also presented this using Jellybean's Wiki presentation software — its first public test.) You can do a lot of interesting things with e-mail once you realize two very important concepts.

18 February 2003

The Linux in Boise Club asked me to speak, so I wrote Why I Like Perl for them. It's an overview of Perl and the features I like. The live talk has a little more opinion and a little more explanation of some of the scary magic. (There are a couple of typos from the slide program I'll fix eventually.)

July 2002

Schwern and I presented Test::Tutorial to a captive audience at OSCON 2002, including Damian Conway and Allison Randal. So spreads the knowledge.

June 2003

The Portland Perl Mongers kindly put up with my Introduction to Test::More the month before OSCON 2002. Several of them are now test-infected.

26 July 2001

I was honored to give two talks at the O'Reilly Open Source Convention in July 2001. For an hour, a standing-room only audience heard me wax poetic on Extreme Programming and Open Source development.

I've done a bit of XP and open source development. There are lots of ways to bring the two together. You might see XP catch on in Perl 6 development, if you're quick.