BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 CALSCALE:GREGORIAN PRODID:-//Act//Data::ICal 0.22//EN X-WR-CALNAME:YAPC::NA 2010 X-WR-TIMEZONE:America/New_York BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:America/New_York X-LIC-LOCATION:America/New_York BEGIN:DAYLIGHT DTSTART:19700308T020000 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYMONTH=3;BYDAY=2SU TZNAME:EDT TZOFFSETFROM:-0500 TZOFFSETTO:-0400 END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD DTSTART:19701101T020000 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYMONTH=11;BYDAY=1SU TZNAME:EST TZOFFSETFROM:-0400 TZOFFSETTO:-0500 END:STANDARD END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:There will be a conference check-in table at the Blackwell Inn on North Campus and a check-in area in Morrison on South Campus. If you a re unable to check in\, registration will reopen at 7:00AM at the Ohio Uni on building. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100620T170000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100620T140000 LOCATION: SUMMARY:Sunday Conference Checkin UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/682 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/682 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Arrival Dinner DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100620T200000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100620T180000 LOCATION: SUMMARY:Arrival Dinner UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/680 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/680 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Registration Open DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T080000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T070000 LOCATION: SUMMARY:Registration Open UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/672 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/672 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Empty DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T090000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T080000 LOCATION:Hays (BOF) SUMMARY:Empty UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/684 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/684 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Perl6 Parrot Workshop DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T180000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T080000 LOCATION:Rosa (BOF) SUMMARY:Perl6 Parrot Workshop UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/671 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/671 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Empty DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T090000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T080000 LOCATION:Tanya (BOF) SUMMARY:Empty UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/683 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/683 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Lunch DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T130000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T120000 LOCATION: SUMMARY:Lunch UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/667 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/667 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:We really hope to honor our special guests\, all those new to Y APC and new to Perl with a toast. So everyone please attend this gala eve nt! DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T190000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T180000 LOCATION:Traditions SUMMARY:VIP Party UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/696 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/696 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Empty DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T090000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T080000 LOCATION:Tanya (BOF) SUMMARY:Empty UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/686 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/686 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Empty DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T090000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T080000 LOCATION:Hays (BOF) SUMMARY:Empty UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/687 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/687 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:‎Perl6 Parrot Workshop DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T180000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T080000 LOCATION:Rosa (BOF) SUMMARY:‎Perl6 Parrot Workshop UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/673 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/673 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Unavailable DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T120000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T090000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 1) SUMMARY:Unavailable UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/669 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/669 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Unavailable DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T120000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T090000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 2) SUMMARY:Unavailable UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/670 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/670 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Lunch DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T130000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T120000 LOCATION: SUMMARY:Lunch UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/668 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/668 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Job Fair DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T170000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T130000 LOCATION:Booking.com (Performance Hall) SUMMARY:Job Fair UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/681 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/681 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:‎Perl6 Parrot Workshop DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T180000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T080000 LOCATION:Rosa (BOF) SUMMARY:‎Perl6 Parrot Workshop UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/674 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/674 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Empty DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T090000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T080000 LOCATION:Hays (BOF) SUMMARY:Empty UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/690 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/690 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Empty DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T090000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T080000 LOCATION:Tanya (BOF) SUMMARY:Empty UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/691 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/691 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Lunch DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T130000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T120000 LOCATION: SUMMARY:Lunch UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/679 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/679 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:‎Perl6 Parrot Workshop DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100624T160000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100624T080000 LOCATION:Rosa (BOF) SUMMARY:‎Perl6 Parrot Workshop UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/675 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/675 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Lunch DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100624T130000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100624T120000 LOCATION: SUMMARY:Lunch UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/677 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/677 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:‎Perl6 Parrot Workshop DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100625T160000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100625T080000 LOCATION:Rosa (BOF) SUMMARY:‎Perl6 Parrot Workshop UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/676 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/676 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Lunch DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100625T130000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100625T120000 LOCATION: SUMMARY:Lunch UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/678 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/event/678 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Justin Hunter ATTENDEE:Jesse Luehrs ATTENDEE:Curtis Jewell ATTENDEE:Lee Aylward ATTENDEE:Andrew Rodland ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:Robert Threet ATTENDEE:Alek Rollyson ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Shawn Moore ATTENDEE:Arthur Schmidt ATTENDEE:Ryan Dietrich ATTENDEE:Tyler Riddle ATTENDEE:Stephen Scaffidi ATTENDEE:Charles Phillips ATTENDEE:Christopher Madsen ATTENDEE:Max Shughart ATTENDEE:Christopher Bottoms ATTENDEE:Kenneth Graves ATTENDEE:James Carman ATTENDEE:Michael Lambert ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Sterling Hanenkamp ATTENDEE:Byron Austin ATTENDEE:Craig Barritt ATTENDEE:Jason May ATTENDEE:Dylan Hardison ATTENDEE:Will Natale ATTENDEE:Wes Malone ATTENDEE:Nova Patch ATTENDEE:Kevin Smith ATTENDEE:Elliot Shank ATTENDEE:Will Coleda ATTENDEE:Dave Rolsky ATTENDEE:Stan Schwertly ATTENDEE:Damian Conway ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson ATTENDEE:Kurt Edmiston ATTENDEE:Thomas Stanton ATTENDEE:Jamie Pitts ATTENDEE:Benjamin McMahon ATTENDEE:Mike Greb ATTENDEE:Joe Kline ATTENDEE:Patrick Michaud ATTENDEE:Jacob Gelbman ATTENDEE:Chris Nehren ATTENDEE:Gordon Child ATTENDEE:john napiorkowski ATTENDEE:Patrick Shuff ATTENDEE:Victor Stevko ATTENDEE:Mohammed Chaudhry ATTENDEE:Chas. Owens ATTENDEE:Josh ben Jore ATTENDEE:Jason Crome ATTENDEE:Matt Christian ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:Makoto Nozaki ATTENDEE:Kevin Falcone ATTENDEE:Jesse Vincent ATTENDEE:Steve Bohlen ATTENDEE:gary ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:Matt Follett ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:Andy Gorman ATTENDEE:Matt Meinwald ATTENDEE:R Geoffrey Avery ATTENDEE:Adam Prime ATTENDEE:Mike Barry ATTENDEE:Nicholas Perez ATTENDEE:jerry gay ATTENDEE:Robert Blackwell ATTENDEE:John Judd ATTENDEE:Aaron Buechlein ATTENDEE:Jesse Thompson ATTENDEE:Michael Schwern ATTENDEE:Brian Shilling ATTENDEE:Aran Deltac ATTENDEE:G. Wade Johnson ATTENDEE:Kenny Drobnack ATTENDEE:iank ATTENDEE:Scott Beck ATTENDEE:Piers Cawley ATTENDEE:Jason Coble ATTENDEE:Balkee Balakrishnan ATTENDEE:Jonathan Swartz ATTENDEE:Packy Anderson ATTENDEE:Bruce Gray ATTENDEE:Mark Jubenville ATTENDEE:Jacinta Richardson ATTENDEE:Jay Hannah ATTENDEE:bryan abfalter ATTENDEE:Lawrence Hixson ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Dan Kurtz ATTENDEE:Michael Moser ATTENDEE:Ben Thomas ATTENDEE:Philip Henderson ATTENDEE:Chris Hardie ATTENDEE:Mark Stosberg ATTENDEE:Kevin Shaum ATTENDEE:John Lightsey ATTENDEE:Jon Gentle ATTENDEE:Paul Vining ATTENDEE:Chris Hemmerich ATTENDEE:Tim Heaney ATTENDEE:R. Todd Williams COMMENT:107 attendees DESCRIPTION:Schedule\n\nA/B testing with Perl\nPhalanx Lives!\nStrawberry P erl Professional and other modern tools...\n\nRuby is eating your lunch\n Let the humans work! (An anecdote showing how thoughtful humans can simpli fy tasks for computers)\nApp::Termcast - share your terminals!\n\nIntroduc ing DBIx::Simple + SQL::Interp\nperlopquick - a quick reference for Perl 5 operators\nscrottie's talk here\n\nIntroduction to DBIx::Connector\nDisco verable Documentation\nPromulger: Yet Another MLM\n\ningy's talk here\n10 Things To Do With A Conference T-shirt\nThis space intentionally left *#!@ ing blank\n\nMore talks tomorrow Lightning Talks Day 2.\n\n\nThese Lightni ng Talks may be serious\, funny\, or both. They may be given by experienc ed speakers already giving full length talks or by first time speakers jus t starting out (this is a great way to get started if you have something t o say). If you are a first time speaker you will win a tie with an experi ence speaker when the schedule is made if it comes to it. Today's first t ime speaker could be tomorrow's keynote speaker.\n\nWe will have about 16- 20 Lightning Talks of 5 minutes each on Monday and another 10-12 on Tuesda y. Submit your talk through the submit talk link on this website. The fi rst deadline is with the full length talks in April. The second deadline is one week before the conference starts and many proposals will be accept ed. At least two speaking spots on day 2 will be held open until the day before the talks to give you a chance to see something at the conference a nd put together a Lightning Talk response. However if you wait for the la ter deadlines note that there are fewer spots available and you are less l ikely to be accepted so please try to submit more than a week before the c onference.\n\nIn addition to the five minute Lightning Talks where you get to use your computer\, slides\, and any other tool\, we will also have so me Lightning Advertisements. These are only 30 seconds\, you don't have t o submit a proposal\, you don't get any slides\, and the only AV assistanc e offered is a microphone. If you have a BOF to announce\, an auction ite m so advertise or any other short message you can use the transition time that would be otherwise wasted between Lightning Talks to share your messa ge. Just show up before we start and take a seat in the assigned seats in the front of the room.\n\n\n\n\nWhy Would You Want to do a Lightning Talk ?\n\nMaybe you've never given a talk before\, and you'd like to start smal l. For a Lightning Talk\, you don't need to make slides\, and if you do de cide to make slides\, you only need to make three.\n\nMaybe you're nervous and you're afraid you'll mess up. It's a lot easier to plan and deliver a five minute talk than it is to deliver a long talk. And if you do mess up \, at least the painful part will be over quickly.\n\nMaybe you don't have much to say. Maybe you just want to ask a question\, or invite people to help you with your project\, or boast about something you did\, or tell a short cautionary story. These things are all interesting and worth talking about\, but there might not be enough to say about them to fill up thirty minutes.\n\nMaybe you have a lot of things to say\, and you're already go ing to give a long talk on one of them\, and you don't want to hog the spo tlight. There's nothing wrong with giving several Lightning Talks. Hey\, t hey're only five minutes.\n\nOn the other side\, people might want to come to a lightning talk when they wouldn't come to a long talk on the same su bject. The risk for the attendees is smaller: If the talk turns out to be dull\, or if the person giving the talk turns out to be a really bad speak er\, well\, at least it's over in five minutes. With lightning talks\, you 're never stuck in some boring lecture for forty-five minutes.\n\nStill ha ving trouble picking a topic\, here are some suggestions:\n\n 1. Why my favorite module is X.\n 2. I want to do cool project X. Does anyone want to help?\n 3. Successful Project: I did project X. It was a success. He re's how you could benefit.\n 4. Failed Project: I did project X. It was a failure\, and here's why.\n 5. Heresy: People always say X\, but they 're wrong. Here's why.\n 6. You All Suck: Here's what is wrong with the our community.\n 7. Call to Action: Let's all do more of X / less of X.\ n 8. Wouldn't it be cool if X?\n 9. Someone needs to do X.\n 10. Wish List\n 11. Why X was a mistake.\n 12. Why X looks like a mistake\, but isn't.\n 13. What it's like to do X.\n 14. Here's a useful technique tha t worked.\n 15. Here's a technique I thought would be useful but didn't w ork.\n 16. Why algorithm X sucks.\n 17. Comparison of algorithms X and Y . \n\nOf course\, you could give the talk on anything you wanted\, whether or not it is on this list. If we get a full schedule of nothing but five minutes of ranting and raving on each topic\, a good time will still be ha d by most. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T174000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T160000 LOCATION:cPanel.net (GH3) ORGANIZER:R Geoffrey Avery SUMMARY:Lightning Talks Day 1 UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2551 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2551 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Christopher Bottoms ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:Robert Threet ATTENDEE:Lee Aylward ATTENDEE:Christopher Madsen ATTENDEE:Justin Hunter ATTENDEE:Jesse Luehrs ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Ricardo Signes ATTENDEE:Arthur Schmidt ATTENDEE:Curtis Jewell ATTENDEE:Andrew Rodland ATTENDEE:Damian Conway ATTENDEE:Kenneth Graves ATTENDEE:James Carman ATTENDEE:Michael Lambert ATTENDEE:Dave Rolsky ATTENDEE:G. Wade Johnson ATTENDEE:Nova Patch ATTENDEE:Shawn Moore ATTENDEE:Craig Barritt ATTENDEE:Heath Bair ATTENDEE:Elliot Shank ATTENDEE:Will Natale ATTENDEE:Sinan Unur ATTENDEE:Jason May ATTENDEE:Dylan Hardison ATTENDEE:Max Shughart ATTENDEE:Kevin Smith ATTENDEE:James E Keenan ATTENDEE:Will Coleda ATTENDEE:Thomas Stanton ATTENDEE:Joe Kline ATTENDEE:Kurt Edmiston ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson ATTENDEE:Jamie Pitts ATTENDEE:Mike Greb ATTENDEE:Benjamin McMahon ATTENDEE:Stan Schwertly ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Ryan Dietrich ATTENDEE:Gordon Child ATTENDEE:Josh ben Jore ATTENDEE:Mohammed Chaudhry ATTENDEE:Chas. Owens ATTENDEE:Jacob Gelbman ATTENDEE:Chris Nehren ATTENDEE:jerry gay ATTENDEE:Jason Crome ATTENDEE:john napiorkowski ATTENDEE:Victor Stevko ATTENDEE:Robert Boone ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:Kevin Falcone ATTENDEE:Matt Follett ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:Makoto Nozaki ATTENDEE:Matt Christian ATTENDEE:Wes Malone ATTENDEE:Steve Bohlen ATTENDEE:chris tilton ATTENDEE:Nicholas Perez ATTENDEE:gary ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:R Geoffrey Avery ATTENDEE:Jesse Vincent ATTENDEE:Patrick Michaud ATTENDEE:Mike Barry ATTENDEE:Andy Gorman ATTENDEE:Matt Meinwald ATTENDEE:Jon Gentle ATTENDEE:Ben Thomas ATTENDEE:Michael Schwern ATTENDEE:Lawrence Hixson ATTENDEE:John Judd ATTENDEE:Brad Lhotsky ATTENDEE:Robert Ward ATTENDEE:Petar Puskarich ATTENDEE:bryan abfalter ATTENDEE:Doug Bell ATTENDEE:Balkee Balakrishnan ATTENDEE:iank ATTENDEE:Brian Shilling ATTENDEE:Piers Cawley ATTENDEE:Jason Coble ATTENDEE:Dan Kurtz ATTENDEE:Stephen Scaffidi ATTENDEE:Jay Hannah ATTENDEE:Michael Moser ATTENDEE:Philip Henderson ATTENDEE:Chris Hardie ATTENDEE:Mark Stosberg ATTENDEE:Kevin Shaum ATTENDEE:John Lightsey ATTENDEE:Paul Vining ATTENDEE:Patrick Donelan ATTENDEE:Chris Hemmerich ATTENDEE:Jacinta Richardson ATTENDEE:Jesse Thompson ATTENDEE:Kenny Drobnack ATTENDEE:Mark Jubenville ATTENDEE:Bruce Gray ATTENDEE:Charles Phillips ATTENDEE:Tim Heaney ATTENDEE:Len Jaffe COMMENT:105 attendees DESCRIPTION:Schedule\n\nThe non-Perl events group\nIntroducing Alice\, a br owser based IRC client using AnyEvent and Plack\niCPAN\nCatalyst in the wi ld: omnihotels.com\n\nEvery: Do It Till It Hertz\nReframing the Death of P erl\nThe Psychology of Perl\n\nMusical Intervals and Chords\nHow I mastere d English with Perl\nLanguage Differences\n\n\n\nAnother 10-12 Lightning T alks and the Lightning Announcements between them. See Day 1 for the rest of the description.\n\nLightning Talks Day 1 DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T175000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T165000 LOCATION:cPanel.net (GH3) ORGANIZER:R Geoffrey Avery SUMMARY:Lightning Talks Day 2 UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2552 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2552 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Brad Oaks ATTENDEE:Ryan Dietrich ATTENDEE:Lee Aylward ATTENDEE:Krishna Sethuraman ATTENDEE:Curtis Jewell ATTENDEE:Alek Rollyson ATTENDEE:Kenneth Power ATTENDEE:Elliot Shank ATTENDEE:Kurt Edmiston ATTENDEE:Joe Kline ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson ATTENDEE:Chas. Owens ATTENDEE:Matt Meinwald ATTENDEE:David Laulusa ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:Ben Thomas ATTENDEE:Ben Mouw ATTENDEE:Robert Boone ATTENDEE:gary ATTENDEE:Jesse Thompson ATTENDEE:Gordon Child ATTENDEE:Brian Shilling ATTENDEE:Piers Cawley ATTENDEE:Patrick Donelan ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:J. Nick Koston ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Michael Peters ATTENDEE:Todd Chapman ATTENDEE:John Lightsey ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:Chris Hemmerich ATTENDEE:R. Todd Williams COMMENT:33 attendees DESCRIPTION:This talk describes ways to deal with memory use handling large datasets or in long-lived processes. Last year's talk described how Perl uses memory and how to view it\, this year I'll describe some solutions fo r dealing with the issues\, including using arrays in trees\, linked lists for dynamic lists\, and what undef really mens. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T094000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T090000 LOCATION:Grant Street Group (Senate) ORGANIZER:Steven Lembark SUMMARY:Memory Un-unmanglement With Perl UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2555 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2555 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Matt Meinwald ATTENDEE:Ben Thomas ATTENDEE:Petar Puskarich ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson COMMENT:4 attendees DESCRIPTION:Breaking up large modules requires separating methods into usab le namespaces and providing mnemonic names for the interfaces. Combining c lasses under a single namespace or starting a potentially large project al so benefit from a simpler namespace framework.\n\nExporter proxy provides two tools for generating dispatchers and sharing variables export that all ow simple separation and sharing. \n\nThis talk describes how the module w orks with examples of breaking up an oversize query class. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T155000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T153000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 2) ORGANIZER:Steven Lembark SUMMARY:Untangling Classes With Exporter::Proxy UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2556 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2556 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Aran Deltac ATTENDEE:Tyler Riddle ATTENDEE:Craig Barritt ATTENDEE:Victor Stevko ATTENDEE:Matt Meinwald ATTENDEE:Ben Mouw ATTENDEE:Paul Vining ATTENDEE:Chas. Owens ATTENDEE:Damian Conway COMMENT:9 attendees DESCRIPTION:HIV-1 has a genetic quirk that makes it mutate at a higher rate than our bodies or bioinformatics tools can handle. This talk describes t he Perl code used to perform the analysis\, including the W-curve algorith m for generating geometry out of DNA and using linked lists to compare the graphical data.\n\nThis gives a good example of where linked lists can be useful in Perl for maintaining state (the current node)\, using skip-chai ns to avoid re-analyzing known-useless data\, and why blessing a scalar-re f can be helpful. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T094000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T090000 LOCATION:Grant Street Group (Senate) ORGANIZER:Steven Lembark SUMMARY:Analyzing HVI-1 with Linked Lists and Perl UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2557 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2557 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Jesse Luehrs ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:Chris Prather ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Andrew Rodland ATTENDEE:Shawn Moore ATTENDEE:Ryan Dietrich ATTENDEE:Sterling Hanenkamp ATTENDEE:Alek Rollyson ATTENDEE:Lee Aylward ATTENDEE:Jon Gentle ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Jason May ATTENDEE:James E Keenan ATTENDEE:Elliot Shank ATTENDEE:Curtis Jewell ATTENDEE:Heath Bair ATTENDEE:Stan Schwertly ATTENDEE:Mike Greb ATTENDEE:Mark Aufdencamp ATTENDEE:Jamie Pitts ATTENDEE:Jacob Gelbman ATTENDEE:Victor Stevko ATTENDEE:Krishna Sethuraman ATTENDEE:Gordon Child ATTENDEE:Josh ben Jore ATTENDEE:Ben Mouw ATTENDEE:Kevin Falcone ATTENDEE:Ricardo Signes ATTENDEE:jerry gay ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:Jesse Vincent ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:Piers Cawley ATTENDEE:Brad Lhotsky ATTENDEE:Will Coleda ATTENDEE:Kenny Drobnack ATTENDEE:Jacinta Richardson ATTENDEE:Paul Fenwick ATTENDEE:Barry Workman ATTENDEE:Scott Beck ATTENDEE:James Carman ATTENDEE:Stephen Bee ATTENDEE:Wes Malone ATTENDEE:Jesse Thompson ATTENDEE:Brian Shilling ATTENDEE:Jason Coble ATTENDEE:Dan Kurtz COMMENT:48 attendees DESCRIPTION:I've spent the last few years working as a Ruby programmer. Thi s talk covers why I made the switch from Perl and the recent developments in Perl technology that have brought me back. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T114000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T110000 LOCATION:cPanel.net (GH1) ORGANIZER:Piers Cawley SUMMARY:Just when I thought I was out\, they pull me back in UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2560 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2560 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Lee Aylward ATTENDEE:Andrew Rodland ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Krishna Sethuraman ATTENDEE:Aran Deltac ATTENDEE:Damian Conway ATTENDEE:Kenneth Graves ATTENDEE:Michael Lambert ATTENDEE:Dylan Hardison ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson ATTENDEE:Jacob Gelbman ATTENDEE:Chas. Owens ATTENDEE:jerry gay ATTENDEE:Matt Follett ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:Robert Boone ATTENDEE:john napiorkowski ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:iank ATTENDEE:Robert Ward ATTENDEE:Patrick Michaud ATTENDEE:J. Nick Koston ATTENDEE:Barry Workman ATTENDEE:Kevin Shaum ATTENDEE:Jon Gentle ATTENDEE:Nova Patch ATTENDEE:Christopher Bottoms ATTENDEE:John Lightsey ATTENDEE:Kenny Drobnack ATTENDEE:Jacinta Richardson ATTENDEE:G. Wade Johnson ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Walt Mankowski ATTENDEE:Packy Anderson ATTENDEE:Piers Cawley ATTENDEE:Will Natale ATTENDEE:Paul Fenwick ATTENDEE:Gordon Child ATTENDEE:Michael Moser ATTENDEE:Michael Schwern ATTENDEE:Brad Lhotsky ATTENDEE:Mohammed Chaudhry ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo COMMENT:43 attendees DESCRIPTION:This is legal perl:\n\nclass Example extends ToyClass {\n us e SampleTypes\;\n use TryCatch\;\n\n method print (Printable $object ) {\n try {\n return $object->print_on($self)\;\n }\n catch (Exception $e) {\n ...\n }\n }\n}\n \n And there's not a source filter in sight.\n\nThis talk is a whistlestop introduction to taking advantage of the possibilities of Devel::Declare i n your own code.\n\nYou won't be an expert at the end of it\, but you shou ld be able to start playing. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T154000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T150000 LOCATION:cPanel.net (GH3) ORGANIZER:Piers Cawley SUMMARY:... and not a source filter in sight. Warping syntax with Devel::De clare UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2562 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2562 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Ryan Dietrich ATTENDEE:Olaf Alders ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Andrew Rodland ATTENDEE:Robert Ward ATTENDEE:Ricardo Signes ATTENDEE:Damian Conway ATTENDEE:James Carman ATTENDEE:Wes Malone ATTENDEE:Sinan Unur ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson ATTENDEE:Christopher Bottoms ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Chris Nehren ATTENDEE:Lara Ortiz de Montellano ATTENDEE:Krishna Sethuraman ATTENDEE:Adam Prime ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:jerry gay ATTENDEE:Victor Stevko ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:Jon Gentle ATTENDEE:Robert Blackwell ATTENDEE:Robert Boone ATTENDEE:Ben Mouw ATTENDEE:Charles Phillips ATTENDEE:Stephen Bee ATTENDEE:Josh McAdams ATTENDEE:Scott Beck ATTENDEE:iank ATTENDEE:John Judd ATTENDEE:Michael Peters ATTENDEE:Doug Bell ATTENDEE:Jay Hannah ATTENDEE:Kurt Edmiston ATTENDEE:Tim Heaney COMMENT:36 attendees DESCRIPTION:A recent report by Google showed that nearly 50% of the pages t hat they index are encoded in UTF-8. No matter how hard you try to avoid i t\, sooner or later you are going to have to work with Unicode data. Lucky for you\, Perl is pretty good about handling Unicode\, but it helps if yo u know a little bit about what you are doing.\n\nThis talk with go over so me of the basic concepts of Unicode and will then illustrate a few ways of dealing with Unicode in Perl. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T120000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T114000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 2) ORGANIZER:Josh McAdams SUMMARY:Effective Perl: Unicode UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2565 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2565 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Arthur Schmidt ATTENDEE:Stevan Little ATTENDEE:Justin Hunter ATTENDEE:Kenneth Power ATTENDEE:Ricardo Signes ATTENDEE:Andrew Rodland ATTENDEE:Michael Lambert ATTENDEE:G. Wade Johnson ATTENDEE:Dylan Hardison ATTENDEE:Andy Gorman ATTENDEE:Patrick Michaud ATTENDEE:Krishna Sethuraman ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson ATTENDEE:Makoto Nozaki ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:Robert Boone ATTENDEE:David Laulusa ATTENDEE:Nicholas Perez ATTENDEE:Victor Stevko ATTENDEE:Josh McAdams ATTENDEE:John Judd ATTENDEE:Dan Wright ATTENDEE:Aran Deltac ATTENDEE:Ben Thomas ATTENDEE:Mark Stosberg ATTENDEE:Packy Anderson ATTENDEE:Jonathan Swartz ATTENDEE:Thomas Stanton ATTENDEE:Todd Chapman ATTENDEE:Chris Hemmerich COMMENT:30 attendees DESCRIPTION:The term "Dependency Injection" is thrown around in quite a few programming circles these days. Some communities\, like the Java communit y\, have multiple competing frameworks that approach the problem in differ ent ways. For the most part\, the Perl community has been quite in regards to dependency injection frameworks... what gives?\n\nDo Perl programs eve n need dependency injection? Does Perl handle dependency injection easily enough without the need for a framework?\n\nThis talk will take a look at what dependency injection is and how you can use it in your Perl programs. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T114000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T110000 LOCATION:Grant Street Group (Senate) ORGANIZER:Josh McAdams SUMMARY:Dependency Injection: Who Cares? UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2566 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2566 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Olaf Alders ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:Chris Nehren ATTENDEE:Jason Crome ATTENDEE:Matt Meinwald ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:David Laulusa ATTENDEE:Paul Vining ATTENDEE:Charles Phillips ATTENDEE:Jonathan Swartz ATTENDEE:Paul Fenwick ATTENDEE:Kenny Drobnack ATTENDEE:Josh McAdams ATTENDEE:Dan Wright ATTENDEE:Michael Peters ATTENDEE:Brad Oaks ATTENDEE:Mark Stosberg ATTENDEE:Ben Thomas ATTENDEE:Greg Estep COMMENT:20 attendees DESCRIPTION:CruiseControl is a popular framework for continuous integration and testing\; however\, it is not set up for working with Perl projects o ut of the box. This talk will walk you through the steps necessary to get your Perl project up and running with CruiseControl so that you can have a continuous\, and green\, build for all of your Perl code. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T105000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T103000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 2) ORGANIZER:Josh McAdams SUMMARY:Continuous Integration: CruiseControl and Perl UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2567 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2567 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Devin Austin ATTENDEE:Andrew Rodland ATTENDEE:Lee Aylward ATTENDEE:Robert Ward ATTENDEE:Justin Hunter ATTENDEE:Dave Rolsky ATTENDEE:James Carman ATTENDEE:Kevin Smith ATTENDEE:Max Shughart ATTENDEE:Andy Gorman ATTENDEE:Byron Austin ATTENDEE:Benjamin McMahon ATTENDEE:Chris Nehren ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:Mark Jubenville ATTENDEE:Shawn Moore ATTENDEE:Adam Prime ATTENDEE:Robert Boone ATTENDEE:john napiorkowski ATTENDEE:Wes Malone ATTENDEE:Nicholas Perez ATTENDEE:Jason Coble ATTENDEE:Doug Bell ATTENDEE:Brad Lhotsky ATTENDEE:Tim Heaney ATTENDEE:Jon Gentle ATTENDEE:Scott Beck COMMENT:27 attendees DESCRIPTION:Do you need processing done that's going to take too long for y our Catalyst application to do on its own? Do you have jobs that need mul tiple processes taking care of them? Have you been looking for a way to th row your jobs into a queue and have them processed without having to think about it? This talk will take you through a wild and beautiful maze of P OE and Catalyst and how to send data to workers behind the scenes to proce ss\, manipulate\, slice\, dice\, slap and chop while Catalyst moves on to other things. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T142000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T140000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 2) ORGANIZER:Devin Austin SUMMARY:ThumbIt: A beautiful marriage of Catalyst with a POE worker backend UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2570 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2570 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Aran Deltac ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:Byron Austin ATTENDEE:Chris Nehren ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:jerry gay ATTENDEE:Makoto Nozaki ATTENDEE:Michael Peters ATTENDEE:Patrick Michaud ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson COMMENT:10 attendees DESCRIPTION:My experience in words with Google's annual Summer of Code gran t. I worked on the Catalyst::Helper API\, and this talk will be about the ups and downs\, ins and outs\, and things I learned while I was working o n this grant. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T145000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T143000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 2) ORGANIZER:Devin Austin SUMMARY:Google: A Summer of Code UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2572 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2572 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Devin Austin ATTENDEE:DrForr ATTENDEE:Krishna Sethuraman ATTENDEE:Alek Rollyson ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:Makoto Nozaki ATTENDEE:David Laulusa ATTENDEE:Ben Thomas ATTENDEE:Kurt Edmiston ATTENDEE:Dan Kurtz ATTENDEE:Brian Shilling ATTENDEE:Jacinta Richardson ATTENDEE:Barry Workman ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Kevin Shaum ATTENDEE:Dan Wright COMMENT:18 attendees DESCRIPTION:How to internationalize a legacy application: the view from the trenches. I'll cover upgrading legacy code\, tricks and traps hiding in d ifferent languages\, working with your translation team\, and tools and te chniques to get the job done with minimal hassle. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T134000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T130000 LOCATION:cPanel.net (GH1) ORGANIZER:DrForr SUMMARY:Oops! I i18n'd your legacy app! UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2573 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2573 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Lee Aylward ATTENDEE:Devin Austin ATTENDEE:Justin Hunter ATTENDEE:Ricardo Signes ATTENDEE:Andrew Rodland ATTENDEE:James Carman ATTENDEE:Dave Rolsky ATTENDEE:Andy Gorman ATTENDEE:Kevin Smith ATTENDEE:Dylan Hardison ATTENDEE:Max Shughart ATTENDEE:Benjamin McMahon ATTENDEE:Chris Nehren ATTENDEE:Chris Prather ATTENDEE:john napiorkowski ATTENDEE:Robert Boone ATTENDEE:Shawn Moore ATTENDEE:Adam Prime ATTENDEE:Nicholas Perez ATTENDEE:Jon Gentle ATTENDEE:Doug Bell ATTENDEE:Brad Lhotsky ATTENDEE:Jason Coble ATTENDEE:Piers Cawley ATTENDEE:Robert Ward ATTENDEE:Scott Beck ATTENDEE:Tim Heaney ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson COMMENT:28 attendees DESCRIPTION:MooseX::POE was one of the first integrations of Moose and POE. It's based loosely off an Actor Model and has seen some reasonable adopti on in the real world. It however has some fatal design flaws. \n\nWe'll co ver MooseX::POE for those who don't know what it is\, these fatal flaws\, and what the various solutions are. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T145000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T143000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 2) ORGANIZER:Chris Prather SUMMARY:Why MooseX::POE sucks\, and what to do about it UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2577 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2577 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Mark Jubenville ATTENDEE:Ricardo Signes ATTENDEE:Justin Hunter ATTENDEE:Michael Moser ATTENDEE:Tyler Riddle ATTENDEE:Kenneth Graves ATTENDEE:Sterling Hanenkamp ATTENDEE:Kevin Smith ATTENDEE:Nova Patch ATTENDEE:Dylan Hardison ATTENDEE:Lara Ortiz de Montellano ATTENDEE:Mike Barry ATTENDEE:Jon Gentle ATTENDEE:Victor Stevko ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:Stevan Little ATTENDEE:iank ATTENDEE:Packy Anderson ATTENDEE:Jonathan Swartz ATTENDEE:Paul Fenwick ATTENDEE:Richard Troth ATTENDEE:Mark Stosberg ATTENDEE:Kenny Drobnack ATTENDEE:Christopher Madsen ATTENDEE:Kevin Shaum ATTENDEE:Paul Vining ATTENDEE:Matt Christian ATTENDEE:Tim Heaney COMMENT:28 attendees DESCRIPTION:MongoDB (from "humongous") is a high-performance\, open source\ , schema-free document-oriented database. Trading off a few traditional fe atures of databases (notably joins and transactions) in order to achieve m uch better performance\, MongoDB is fast\, scalable\, and designed for web development. This talk will cover:\n\n* Scaling with MongoDB (replica pa irs\, master/slave\, sharding)\n* Getting started - CRUD and the JavaScrip t shell\n* Creating schemas for a document-oriented DB\n* Cool features fo r developers (capped collections\, file storage\, upserts and more)\n\nMon go occupies a sweet spot for powering web apps\, and is in use at SourceFo rge\, EA Games Online\, Justin.tv\, Github\, the New York Times\, The Busi ness Insider\, and many other companies. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T094000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T090000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 1) ORGANIZER:Kristina Chodorow SUMMARY:Dropping ACID with MongoDB UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2578 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2578 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Krishna Sethuraman ATTENDEE:Charles Keefer ATTENDEE:Justin Hunter ATTENDEE:Kevin Smith ATTENDEE:Heath Bair ATTENDEE:Dylan Hardison ATTENDEE:Thomas Stanton ATTENDEE:Jay Hannah ATTENDEE:Jeff Brufladt ATTENDEE:Walt Mankowski ATTENDEE:Chris Hemmerich ATTENDEE:R. Todd Williams ATTENDEE:Len Jaffe COMMENT:13 attendees DESCRIPTION:THE REMIX: Updated for 2010 with hot new joints.\n\nPerl is a w onderful language. It provides amazing flexibility. Unfortunately for new users – or old users who aren't hip on what we've been up to – it can loo k like a mess of line noise and yak shaving.\n\nMoose represents a "best p ractices" approach to Object Oriented Programming in Perl. As the manager of a development team\, I have strong opinions on how Perl makes my job di fficult and how Moose take away a lot of the pain.\n\nWe will start with a n introduction to Moose. This introduction is high level and meant to show how Moose can take away a lot of the yak-shaving in day-to-day work. It' s suitable for people who are wondering what all the fuss is about Moose o r who think it's just another Class::Accessor implementation.\n\nThe talk will then enumerate reasons why Moose is So Damned Important\, how it make s our jobs easier\, how it makes Perl viable for larger development groups and how it's brought a wealth of exciting new features to Perl. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T134000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T130000 LOCATION:Grant Street Group (Senate) ORGANIZER:Cory Watson SUMMARY:Moose for Managers: The Remix UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2579 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2579 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Jesse Luehrs ATTENDEE:Ricardo Signes ATTENDEE:Andrew Rodland ATTENDEE:Lee Aylward ATTENDEE:Charles Keefer ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:Arthur Schmidt ATTENDEE:Christopher Madsen ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Robert Threet ATTENDEE:Tyler Riddle ATTENDEE:Curtis Jewell ATTENDEE:Dave Rolsky ATTENDEE:Shawn Moore ATTENDEE:Elliot Shank ATTENDEE:Jason May ATTENDEE:Kevin Smith ATTENDEE:Heath Bair ATTENDEE:Craig Barritt ATTENDEE:Mike Greb ATTENDEE:Chris Prather ATTENDEE:Jason Crome ATTENDEE:Victor Stevko ATTENDEE:john napiorkowski ATTENDEE:chris tilton ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:Mike Barry ATTENDEE:Robert Boone ATTENDEE:Andy Gorman ATTENDEE:Steve Bohlen ATTENDEE:Kevin Falcone ATTENDEE:Stephen Scaffidi ATTENDEE:iank ATTENDEE:Kevin Shaum ATTENDEE:Nova Patch ATTENDEE:Dan Magnuszewski ATTENDEE:Chris Hemmerich ATTENDEE:Tim Heaney ATTENDEE:John Judd ATTENDEE:Bruce Gray ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Scott Beck ATTENDEE:R. Todd Williams ATTENDEE:Benjamin McMahon ATTENDEE:Matt Meinwald COMMENT:46 attendees DESCRIPTION:Moose is the Postmodern Object Orientation system for Perl5. It removes the boiler plate from Perl's object system freeing you to focus o n applying the Object Oriented paradigm to your problem. But how do you do that?\n\nWe'll explore some of the fundamental concepts of Object Orienta tion and how Moose uncovers them so we can focus on applying them to model ing our object domain. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T164000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T160000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 1) ORGANIZER:Chris Prather SUMMARY:Thinking in Moose UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2582 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2582 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Brad Oaks ATTENDEE:Andrew Rodland ATTENDEE:Dave Rolsky ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:Devin Austin ATTENDEE:Matt Follett ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Olaf Alders ATTENDEE:Ricardo Signes ATTENDEE:Justin Hunter ATTENDEE:Ryan Dietrich ATTENDEE:Sterling Hanenkamp ATTENDEE:Elliot Shank ATTENDEE:James E Keenan ATTENDEE:Will Coleda ATTENDEE:Thomas Stanton ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson ATTENDEE:Jacob Gelbman ATTENDEE:Jason Crome ATTENDEE:john napiorkowski ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:Andy Gorman ATTENDEE:Steve Bohlen ATTENDEE:Nicholas Perez ATTENDEE:Mike Greb ATTENDEE:Christopher Bottoms ATTENDEE:Mark Jubenville ATTENDEE:Chas. Owens ATTENDEE:John Judd ATTENDEE:Mohammed Chaudhry ATTENDEE:Scott Beck ATTENDEE:Bruce Gray ATTENDEE:Damian Conway ATTENDEE:Piers Cawley ATTENDEE:Matt Meinwald ATTENDEE:Patrick Donelan COMMENT:37 attendees DESCRIPTION:Sharing your awesome code with the world is fun and rewarding\, and the CPAN is\na great distribution mechanism. Unfortunately\, there's a lot of boring\nmaintenance involved in the process\, above and beyond ju st writing awesome\ncode. Dist::Zilla is a framework for automating every part of your packaging\nand release cycle. It builds an installer\, writes out boilerplate files\,\ndetermines your prerequisite libraries\, rewrite s your documentation\, updates\nthe changelog\, interacts with your versio n control system\, and uploads your\nrelease to the CPAN.\n \nBecause it o nly runs on the author's machine\, it's free to have outlandish\nrequireme nts and execution costs\, but the released code has no special\nprerequist es and looks like any boring distribution from the installer's\nperspectiv e. Because it's primarily a framework for plugins\, the behavior of\nDist: :Zilla can be customized from minimal release automation to maximum\noverk ill. Hundreds of CPAN distributions have already switched to Dist::Zilla\n to harness its power.\n \nThis presentation will cover writing new distrib utions using Dist::Zilla as\nwell as converting existing distributions. Th e existing plugins will be\nexplained\, along with common configurations. It will cover writing new plugins\nand plugin bundles. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T144000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T140000 LOCATION:cPanel.net (GH1) ORGANIZER:Ricardo Signes SUMMARY:Dist::Zilla - Maximum Overkill for CPAN Distributions UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2591 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2591 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Sterling Hanenkamp ATTENDEE:Tyler Riddle ATTENDEE:Robert Ward ATTENDEE:James Carman ATTENDEE:Michael Lambert ATTENDEE:Jacob Gelbman ATTENDEE:Kevin Smith ATTENDEE:Charles Phillips ATTENDEE:Byron Austin ATTENDEE:Victor Stevko ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:john napiorkowski ATTENDEE:Mike Barry ATTENDEE:iank ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Dan Magnuszewski ATTENDEE:Michael Canzoneri ATTENDEE:Scott Beck ATTENDEE:Doug Bell COMMENT:19 attendees DESCRIPTION:Update: Due to constraints on my time\, my original slides are not as complete as I would like\, so I'm simplifying. This will be more ab out Form::Factory and what I'm trying to do with it rather than focusing i n depth on what it and a library I'm developing\, Form::Factory::CRUD\, ha s taught me about Moose.\n\nCRUD is one of those complex tasks that everyo ne has a slightly different take on. I have my own way as well. I like to break down the task into components even further than the usual Create/Rea d/Update/Delete into New+Store/Find+Noop/Find+Store/Find+Remove/etc. By ca refully constructing my roles and classes in Moose\, I can compose operati ons neatly for processing my CRUD and other forms more simply. This talk w ill discuss how to approach processes and objects so they can be broken do wn into compose-able bits using Moose. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T104000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T100000 LOCATION:Grant Street Group (Senate) ORGANIZER:Sterling Hanenkamp SUMMARY:Form::Factory\, Moose-ish Form Processing UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2592 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2592 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Brad Oaks ATTENDEE:Robert Threet ATTENDEE:Curtis Jewell ATTENDEE:Jesse Luehrs ATTENDEE:Stephen Scaffidi ATTENDEE:Devin Austin ATTENDEE:Christopher Bottoms ATTENDEE:Andrew Rodland ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Mark Stosberg ATTENDEE:Charles Phillips ATTENDEE:Damian Conway ATTENDEE:James Carman ATTENDEE:Chris Nehren ATTENDEE:Jason May ATTENDEE:Will Natale ATTENDEE:Max Shughart ATTENDEE:Wes Malone ATTENDEE:Mark Aufdencamp ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Mike Greb ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson ATTENDEE:Stan Schwertly ATTENDEE:Byron Austin ATTENDEE:Jamie Pitts ATTENDEE:Phillip Moore ATTENDEE:Mohammed Chaudhry ATTENDEE:Krishna Sethuraman ATTENDEE:john napiorkowski ATTENDEE:Robert Boone ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:Steve Bohlen ATTENDEE:Mike Barry ATTENDEE:Michael Moser ATTENDEE:Andy Gorman ATTENDEE:Tim Sebring ATTENDEE:Nicholas Perez ATTENDEE:gary ATTENDEE:jerry gay ATTENDEE:Bruce Gray ATTENDEE:Todd Chapman ATTENDEE:Gordon Child ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:J. Nick Koston ATTENDEE:Brad Lhotsky ATTENDEE:iank ATTENDEE:John Judd ATTENDEE:Balkee Balakrishnan ATTENDEE:Jesse Thompson ATTENDEE:Aaron Buechlein ATTENDEE:Piers Cawley ATTENDEE:Jason Coble ATTENDEE:Kenny Drobnack ATTENDEE:Scott Beck ATTENDEE:Lawrence Hixson ATTENDEE:Chris Hardie ATTENDEE:Tim Heaney COMMENT:58 attendees DESCRIPTION:############################################################\n\ nUPDATE: Talk slides\, notes\, links\, et al. are now available here: http ://perl.scaffidi.net\n\n################################################## ##########\n\n\nOne of the great strengths of Perl is the CPAN. However\, it can also be the source of much pain for those who develop and maintain large\, aging projects. For example\, a codebase that relies on particular versions of CPAN modules that are no longer current can be nearly impossi ble to install on a new server. What can happen?\n\n * New programmers wh o try to set up a dev box may never be able to get it working. \n * A new admin can break the application just by using the CPAN client to install an unrelated dist that then pulls in updates which are incompatible with s aid app.\n * Testing environments can be too brittle to rely on\, and it can be impossible to replicate problems found in other environments\n\nI'v e spent the last nine months working with a company with these issues and over that time I've started to develop some practices and techniques for t aking control of\, and resolving the core issue at hand: *controlling what is available and installable for your application at all times.*\n\nThe p ast couple of years some new tools have cropped up\, and others have seen numerous improvements\, and I've learned to use them together to create a stable\, predictable\, controllable means of deploying the CPAN dependenci es for an application that would otherwise be exceedingly difficult to man age.\n\nThe talk will touch on the following points:\n\n * The scenarios where CPAN dependency hell can happen\n * The folly of relying on the sys tem perl and/or installing CPAN modules to the system perl\n * How to use local::lib to avoid installing to the system perl\n * How to create a mi ni-cpan and make the cpan client use that\n * Managing updates to the min i-cpan and your local::lib using git\n * Finding cpan dependencies in you r app and tracking down the proper versions (not 100% reliable\, but bette r than guessing)\n * Injecting older versions into your mini-cpan\n * Au tomating the whole thing\, as much as possible. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T134000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T130000 LOCATION:cPanel.net (GH3) ORGANIZER:Stephen Scaffidi SUMMARY:Getting out of CPAN dependency hell\, and staying out. UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2595 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2595 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Nova Patch ATTENDEE:Christopher Bottoms ATTENDEE:Makoto Nozaki ATTENDEE:Justin Hunter ATTENDEE:Kenneth Graves ATTENDEE:Jacob Gelbman ATTENDEE:Michael Lambert ATTENDEE:Kenneth Power ATTENDEE:Gordon Child ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Will Natale ATTENDEE:Benjamin McMahon ATTENDEE:Joe Kline ATTENDEE:Stan Schwertly ATTENDEE:Byron Austin ATTENDEE:Jamie Pitts ATTENDEE:Victor Stevko ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:gary ATTENDEE:Ben Thomas ATTENDEE:Ben Mouw ATTENDEE:Robert Boone ATTENDEE:Steve Bohlen ATTENDEE:J. Nick Koston ATTENDEE:Matt Follett ATTENDEE:Petar Puskarich ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:Chas. Owens ATTENDEE:Balkee Balakrishnan ATTENDEE:iank ATTENDEE:Barry Workman ATTENDEE:Kevin Shaum ATTENDEE:Paul Vining ATTENDEE:Jesse Thompson ATTENDEE:Mohammed Chaudhry ATTENDEE:Tim Heaney ATTENDEE:Kenny Drobnack ATTENDEE:Charles Phillips ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Jay Hannah ATTENDEE:Bruce Gray COMMENT:41 attendees DESCRIPTION:Perl has pretty much unsurpassed data manipulation capabilities . One of the language's great strengths is text manipulation\, and it is f ast enough to do reasonable amounts of raw numeric manipulation as well.\n \nScalable Vector Graphics (SVG) is an XML-based vector graphics format th at has been gaining traction in the last few years. It supports extensive 2D graphics capabilities\, scripting\, and (in some implementations) decla rative animation.\n\nCombining these two tools is a great way to visualize data in new and exciting ways. A Perl program can easily generate SVG or an SVG-based application can call a Perl-based server for updated informat ion.\n\nAlthough each of these tools can be used with other technologies\, the combination is extremely powerful and flexible. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T154000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T150000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 1) ORGANIZER:G. Wade Johnson SUMMARY:Data Visualization with Perl and SVG UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2598 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2598 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Ricardo Signes ATTENDEE:Justin Hunter ATTENDEE:Charles Keefer ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Devin Austin ATTENDEE:Alek Rollyson ATTENDEE:Kenneth Graves ATTENDEE:James Carman ATTENDEE:Jason May ATTENDEE:Will Natale ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson ATTENDEE:Jamie Pitts ATTENDEE:Thomas Stanton ATTENDEE:Stan Schwertly ATTENDEE:Joe Kline ATTENDEE:Jason Crome ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:Mike Barry ATTENDEE:Robert Boone ATTENDEE:john napiorkowski ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:Makoto Nozaki ATTENDEE:Adam Prime ATTENDEE:Ben Mouw ATTENDEE:iank ATTENDEE:Michael Moser ATTENDEE:Wes Malone ATTENDEE:Barry Workman ATTENDEE:Mark Stosberg ATTENDEE:Chris Hardie ATTENDEE:John Lightsey ATTENDEE:Scott Beck ATTENDEE:Ben Thomas ATTENDEE:Len Jaffe COMMENT:35 attendees DESCRIPTION:This has been a good few years for Git. More and more open sour ce projects -- including perl5 and rakudo perl6 -- are moving their source code to Git repositories\, and "patches welcome" is slowly being replaced with "tell me where to pull from."\n\nThere's been some loose talk sugges ting that Git is highly complex and has a bizarre interface that makes it difficult to learn. This is completely and entirely false\, mostly.\n\nThi s talk will explain how to get started with git\, how it works\, and how t o think about git in order to really know what you're doing. We'll even c over rebasing and other ways to dig yourself out of ugly situations. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T114000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T100000 LOCATION:2Checkout.com (Round) ORGANIZER:Ricardo Signes SUMMARY:Git is Easy! UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2599 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2599 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Arthur Schmidt ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Nova Patch ATTENDEE:Lee Aylward ATTENDEE:Andrew Rodland ATTENDEE:Jesse Luehrs ATTENDEE:Chris Hardie ATTENDEE:Olaf Alders ATTENDEE:Robert Threet ATTENDEE:Curtis Jewell ATTENDEE:Sterling Hanenkamp ATTENDEE:Dave Rolsky ATTENDEE:Michael Lambert ATTENDEE:Will Natale ATTENDEE:Wes Malone ATTENDEE:Joe Kline ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson ATTENDEE:Adam Prime ATTENDEE:Jon Gentle ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:Michael Moser ATTENDEE:Tim Sebring ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:Robert Blackwell ATTENDEE:Mike Barry ATTENDEE:Jason Coble ATTENDEE:Lawrence Hixson ATTENDEE:Todd Chapman ATTENDEE:Jason May ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Aaron Buechlein ATTENDEE:Stephen Scaffidi ATTENDEE:Chris Nehren ATTENDEE:Jonathan Swartz ATTENDEE:Mark Jubenville ATTENDEE:Jacinta Richardson ATTENDEE:Brad Lhotsky ATTENDEE:Dan Magnuszewski ATTENDEE:G. Wade Johnson ATTENDEE:Tim Heaney COMMENT:40 attendees DESCRIPTION:Plack is the state-of-the-art Perl web framework and server sup erglue\, allowing Perl web frameworks running on any web server\, as well as writing a new Perl-based HTTP server dead simple.\n\nPlack also has a w onderful set of utilities like plackup\, Plack::Test and reusable middlewa re components to add features to your web frameworks.\n\nIn this talk I'll quickly discuss why this thing has happened\, how to actually use it with your favorite framework\, and walk through the list of available middlewa re and web servers to make Plack do what you need. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T144000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T140000 LOCATION:cPanel.net (GH3) ORGANIZER:Tatsuhiko Miyagawa SUMMARY:Plack - Perl web framework & server superglue UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2600 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2600 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Mark Stosberg ATTENDEE:Devin Austin ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:Arthur Schmidt ATTENDEE:Curtis Jewell ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Jesse Luehrs ATTENDEE:Brad Oaks ATTENDEE:Damian Conway ATTENDEE:Jason May ATTENDEE:Will Natale ATTENDEE:Patrick Michaud ATTENDEE:Dylan Hardison ATTENDEE:Thomas Stanton ATTENDEE:Kurt Edmiston ATTENDEE:Chris Nehren ATTENDEE:Josh ben Jore ATTENDEE:Jacob Gelbman ATTENDEE:john napiorkowski ATTENDEE:Kevin Falcone ATTENDEE:Robert Blackwell ATTENDEE:Adam Prime ATTENDEE:Wes Malone ATTENDEE:Nicholas Perez ATTENDEE:Elliot Shank ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:Steve Bohlen ATTENDEE:Stephen Scaffidi ATTENDEE:Dan Kurtz ATTENDEE:Chas. Owens ATTENDEE:Kevin Shaum ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Ram Dobson ATTENDEE:iank ATTENDEE:R Geoffrey Avery ATTENDEE:Benjamin McMahon ATTENDEE:Scott Beck ATTENDEE:Kenny Drobnack ATTENDEE:Nova Patch ATTENDEE:Mohammed Chaudhry ATTENDEE:Jay Hannah ATTENDEE:Michael Schwern COMMENT:43 attendees DESCRIPTION:Introducing the latest lightweight CPAN client cpanminus (or sh orten as cpanm). How it works\, why you should (or shouldn't) use it and h ow to extend it by writing plugins. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T095000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T093000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 2) ORGANIZER:Tatsuhiko Miyagawa SUMMARY:cpanminus UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2601 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2601 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Ryan Dietrich ATTENDEE:James Carman ATTENDEE:James E Keenan ATTENDEE:Dan Kurtz ATTENDEE:John Lightsey ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson ATTENDEE:Bruce Gray COMMENT:8 attendees DESCRIPTION:The most widely used method of embedding C code in Perl 5 is XS . It's used to compile C code in modules that are part of the Perl 5 core distribution\, and it's used in approximately ten percent of all distribu tions on CPAN.\n\nTo transform XS code into C code capable of compilation\ , the code is passed through Larry Wall's 'xsubpp' program. xsubpp modula rized as ExtUtils::ParseXS by Ken Wiliams in the early part of this decade .\n\nFollowing the corehackers discussion at YAPC::NA::2009 in Pittsburgh\ , ExtUtils::ParseXS's current maintainer called for a refactoring of the m odule to improve its readability\, extend its testability and lay the basi s for future improvements in its functionality.\n\nThis talk describes our progress toward that goal. Among other things\, the talk asks: How do y ou guarantee that while you are giving an old program a complete makeover\ , you are doing no harm to the thousands of other programs that currently depend on your target program? DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T155000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T153000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 2) ORGANIZER:James E Keenan SUMMARY:Hacking on Ancient Perl: Corehacking and ExtUtils::ParseXS UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2606 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2606 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Alek Rollyson ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Dave Rolsky ATTENDEE:Max Shughart ATTENDEE:Byron Austin ATTENDEE:Devin Austin ATTENDEE:jerry gay ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:Matt Meinwald ATTENDEE:Adam Prime ATTENDEE:David Laulusa ATTENDEE:Wes Malone ATTENDEE:Mark Stosberg ATTENDEE:Petar Puskarich ATTENDEE:Michael Peters ATTENDEE:Brian Shilling ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:John Judd ATTENDEE:Michael Moser ATTENDEE:Philip Henderson ATTENDEE:Kevin Shaum ATTENDEE:John Lightsey ATTENDEE:R Geoffrey Avery ATTENDEE:Dallas Deeds ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Ashoka Kamineni ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:R. Todd Williams ATTENDEE:Jon Gentle COMMENT:29 attendees DESCRIPTION:Security is important in any programming environment but progra mming for the web has some unique possibilities and hazards. Most web prog rammers have little to no training in security and lots of web development is done by people who don't wear a full-time developer hat. Add to this t he fact that bad security on a web project can have very public\, very emb arassing\, and sometimes legal consequences.\n\nThis talk will walk throug h the basics of web security without focussing too much on the particular tools that you choose. The concepts are universal\, although most examples will be in Perl. We'll also look at various attack vectors (SQL Injection \, XSS\, CSRF\, and more) and see how you can avoid them. Whether you're a n experienced web developer (we all need reminding) or just starting out\, this talk can help avoid being the next easy harvest of The Bad Guys. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T154000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T150000 LOCATION:2Checkout.com (Round) ORGANIZER:Michael Peters SUMMARY:Web Security 101 UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2619 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2619 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Devin Austin ATTENDEE:Jesse Luehrs ATTENDEE:Aran Deltac ATTENDEE:Robert Threet ATTENDEE:Ricardo Signes ATTENDEE:Lee Aylward ATTENDEE:Charles Keefer ATTENDEE:Andrew Rodland ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Curtis Jewell ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Arthur Schmidt ATTENDEE:Mark Stosberg ATTENDEE:Christopher Madsen ATTENDEE:Charles Phillips ATTENDEE:Justin Hunter ATTENDEE:Alek Rollyson ATTENDEE:Sterling Hanenkamp ATTENDEE:Tyler Riddle ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:Damian Conway ATTENDEE:Kenneth Graves ATTENDEE:James Carman ATTENDEE:Dave Rolsky ATTENDEE:Kevin Smith ATTENDEE:Jason May ATTENDEE:Max Shughart ATTENDEE:Dylan Hardison ATTENDEE:Will Natale ATTENDEE:G. Wade Johnson ATTENDEE:Nova Patch ATTENDEE:Shawn Moore ATTENDEE:Craig Barritt ATTENDEE:Thomas Stanton ATTENDEE:Mike Greb ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Jamie Pitts ATTENDEE:Joe Kline ATTENDEE:Kurt Edmiston ATTENDEE:Stan Schwertly ATTENDEE:Benjamin McMahon ATTENDEE:Jacob Gelbman ATTENDEE:Gordon Child ATTENDEE:Chas. Owens ATTENDEE:Chris Nehren ATTENDEE:Josh ben Jore ATTENDEE:Jason Crome ATTENDEE:Victor Stevko ATTENDEE:Steve Bohlen ATTENDEE:Mike Barry ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:Adam Prime ATTENDEE:Andy Gorman ATTENDEE:john napiorkowski ATTENDEE:Dale Gervais ATTENDEE:Robert Blackwell ATTENDEE:Stevan Little ATTENDEE:Matt Meinwald ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:Wes Malone ATTENDEE:Ben Mouw ATTENDEE:Robert Boone ATTENDEE:Kevin Falcone ATTENDEE:Rachel Page ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:Nicholas Perez ATTENDEE:Matt Follett ATTENDEE:Jon Gentle ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:Balkee Balakrishnan ATTENDEE:Stephen Scaffidi ATTENDEE:Brian Shilling ATTENDEE:iank ATTENDEE:Patrick Michaud ATTENDEE:Dan Kurtz ATTENDEE:Barry Workman ATTENDEE:gary ATTENDEE:Doug Bell ATTENDEE:Michael Moser ATTENDEE:Philip Henderson ATTENDEE:Chris Hardie ATTENDEE:Kevin Shaum ATTENDEE:John Lightsey ATTENDEE:Paul Vining ATTENDEE:Ram Dobson ATTENDEE:Jacinta Richardson ATTENDEE:Petar Puskarich ATTENDEE:Tim Heaney ATTENDEE:Chris Hemmerich ATTENDEE:Bruce Gray ATTENDEE:Michael Schwern ATTENDEE:Scott Beck ATTENDEE:Christopher Bottoms ATTENDEE:R. Todd Williams ATTENDEE:Walt Mankowski ATTENDEE:Michael Canzoneri ATTENDEE:Kenny Drobnack ATTENDEE:John Judd ATTENDEE:Len Jaffe COMMENT:99 attendees DESCRIPTION:Where did we come from? Where are we going? When am I allowed t o rip the heads off my users and trample their bodies into the pre-cambria m dirt?\n\nAt least one of these questions might be answered during this t alk\, as we meander from the dawn of (perl and CPAN) time through to the p resent day.\n\nCovering the perl5 ecosystem in all its mad glory\, discuss ing the progress and process of the development of the language\, the libr aries and the community\, we'll sprinkle raisins on the hysterical and sal ute the geniuses and the insane.\n\nBy the time the agony abates you may h ave lost a little sanity but you'll have gained a bright and clear idea of the state of the new perl enlightenment\, where we're going and how we're going to get there.\n\nYou might even understand where the name of the ta lk came from too. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T174000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T170000 LOCATION:cPanel.net (GH3) ORGANIZER:Matt S Trout SUMMARY:Wednesday Keynote (State of the Velociraptor) UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2626 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2626 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Ricardo Signes ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:Jesse Luehrs ATTENDEE:Tyler Riddle ATTENDEE:Curtis Jewell ATTENDEE:Andrew Rodland ATTENDEE:Robert Threet ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Robert Ward ATTENDEE:Alek Rollyson ATTENDEE:Aran Deltac ATTENDEE:Charles Phillips ATTENDEE:Kenneth Graves ATTENDEE:Michael Lambert ATTENDEE:Dave Rolsky ATTENDEE:Kevin Smith ATTENDEE:Jamie Pitts ATTENDEE:Joe Kline ATTENDEE:Thomas Stanton ATTENDEE:Benjamin McMahon ATTENDEE:Stan Schwertly ATTENDEE:Chas. Owens ATTENDEE:Jacob Gelbman ATTENDEE:Chris Nehren ATTENDEE:Josh ben Jore ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:Jason Crome ATTENDEE:john napiorkowski ATTENDEE:Victor Stevko ATTENDEE:Steve Bohlen ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:Jon Gentle ATTENDEE:Makoto Nozaki ATTENDEE:Kevin Falcone ATTENDEE:Wes Malone ATTENDEE:Adam Prime ATTENDEE:Stevan Little ATTENDEE:Andy Gorman ATTENDEE:Mark Stosberg ATTENDEE:Jason Coble ATTENDEE:Brad Lhotsky ATTENDEE:Michael Moser ATTENDEE:iank ATTENDEE:Stephen Scaffidi ATTENDEE:Brian Shilling ATTENDEE:Barry Workman ATTENDEE:Damian Conway ATTENDEE:Philip Henderson ATTENDEE:Kevin Shaum ATTENDEE:Petar Puskarich ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:James Carman ATTENDEE:Gordon Child ATTENDEE:Matt Meinwald ATTENDEE:Jacinta Richardson ATTENDEE:karen todd ATTENDEE:Kurt Edmiston ATTENDEE:Christopher Madsen ATTENDEE:Mark Jubenville ATTENDEE:Mohammed Chaudhry ATTENDEE:Scott Beck ATTENDEE:Jay Hannah ATTENDEE:Michael Schwern ATTENDEE:Doug Bell ATTENDEE:Michael Canzoneri ATTENDEE:Walt Mankowski ATTENDEE:John Judd ATTENDEE:Len Jaffe COMMENT:69 attendees DESCRIPTION:In an ancient time when gods and monsters walked the earth\, an d dragons and wizards considered humans a mere annoyance (or crunchy and g ood with ketchup)\, hear the epic tale of Thog the Troll\, who rose from h umble beginnings in the little village of Buttmanton to earn his place in Valhalla by vanquishing the evil eye of a wizard from another dimension.\n \nThere may also be perl. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T114000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T110000 LOCATION:2Checkout.com (Round) ORGANIZER:Matt S Trout SUMMARY:The Troll\, the God and the Mountain UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2627 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2627 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Aran Deltac ATTENDEE:Ricardo Signes ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:Arthur Schmidt ATTENDEE:Jesse Luehrs ATTENDEE:Patrick Michaud ATTENDEE:Devin Austin ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Andrew Rodland ATTENDEE:Dave Rolsky ATTENDEE:Jason May ATTENDEE:Dylan Hardison ATTENDEE:Heath Bair ATTENDEE:Kurt Edmiston ATTENDEE:Stan Schwertly ATTENDEE:Chris Nehren ATTENDEE:Gordon Child ATTENDEE:Jason Crome ATTENDEE:Victor Stevko ATTENDEE:Steve Bohlen ATTENDEE:Mike Barry ATTENDEE:gary ATTENDEE:Andy Gorman ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:Jesse Vincent ATTENDEE:Jon Gentle ATTENDEE:Kevin Falcone ATTENDEE:Wes Malone ATTENDEE:Michael Schwern ATTENDEE:Brian Shilling ATTENDEE:Chas. Owens ATTENDEE:G. Wade Johnson ATTENDEE:Dan Kurtz ATTENDEE:Brad Lhotsky ATTENDEE:Piers Cawley ATTENDEE:Jason Coble ATTENDEE:Stephen Scaffidi ATTENDEE:John Judd ATTENDEE:iank ATTENDEE:Josh ben Jore ATTENDEE:Jacinta Richardson ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Paul Fenwick ATTENDEE:Tim Heaney ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson ATTENDEE:Jay Hannah ATTENDEE:Chris Hemmerich ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Mohammed Chaudhry ATTENDEE:Christopher Madsen ATTENDEE:Mark Jubenville ATTENDEE:Jesse Thompson ATTENDEE:Kenneth Graves ATTENDEE:Len Jaffe COMMENT:55 attendees DESCRIPTION:I have no idea what this is going to be\; the iron man contesta nts get to decide.\n\nUpdate:\n\nNOT A SINGLE ONE OF YOU HORRIBLE PEOPLE V OTED FOR THE SAME TITLE!\n\nThe end result being that I have the following titles:\n\n- Module::Build > ExtUtils::MakeMaker\n\n- Initial design note s for perl 7\n\n- PHP is the future of web development\n\n- The evolution of MVC from Pacman to Django\n\n- Patches Welcome\n\n- Raising Ferrets as a Food Source\n\n- Apple\, the devil incarnate\n\n- How using cognitive sc ience will improve HTML::Zoom usability\n\nAnd\, well\, there's really onl y one thing to do\, given that's effectively an eight way tie.\n\nCover al l of them in one forty minute talk. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T134000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T130000 LOCATION:cPanel.net (GH3) ORGANIZER:Matt S Trout SUMMARY:Iron Mad: The Iron Man Forfeit Talk UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2628 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2628 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:Alek Rollyson ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Tyler Riddle ATTENDEE:Krishna Sethuraman ATTENDEE:Max Shughart ATTENDEE:Mark Stosberg ATTENDEE:Brad Oaks ATTENDEE:Robert Ward ATTENDEE:Olaf Alders ATTENDEE:Andrew Rodland ATTENDEE:James Carman ATTENDEE:Michael Lambert ATTENDEE:Will Natale ATTENDEE:Shawn Moore ATTENDEE:Kenneth Power ATTENDEE:Jamie Pitts ATTENDEE:Kurt Edmiston ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:Gordon Child ATTENDEE:Phillip Moore ATTENDEE:Mike Greb ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:Matt Christian ATTENDEE:Wes Malone ATTENDEE:Ben Mouw ATTENDEE:gary ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:Rachel Page ATTENDEE:Steve Bohlen ATTENDEE:Robert Boone ATTENDEE:Dale Gervais ATTENDEE:Adam Prime ATTENDEE:David Laulusa ATTENDEE:Jeff Brufladt ATTENDEE:Elizabeth Patterson ATTENDEE:Michael Moser ATTENDEE:Michael Peters ATTENDEE:Doug Bell ATTENDEE:Barry Workman ATTENDEE:J. Nick Koston ATTENDEE:Dan Kurtz ATTENDEE:Chris Hardie ATTENDEE:Kevin Shaum ATTENDEE:Philip Henderson ATTENDEE:John Lightsey ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Chris Hemmerich ATTENDEE:Michael Schwern ATTENDEE:karen todd ATTENDEE:Mark Jubenville ATTENDEE:Dan Magnuszewski ATTENDEE:Ben Thomas ATTENDEE:R. Todd Williams ATTENDEE:John Judd ATTENDEE:Petar Puskarich ATTENDEE:G. Wade Johnson ATTENDEE:Walt Mankowski ATTENDEE:Nova Patch COMMENT:61 attendees DESCRIPTION:So you want your code to run faster. You found the part that's taking the time\, but now you don't know what to do with it. This talk is for you. We’re going to discuss some of the low-hanging fruit of optimizat ion—a few small things that will make most perl programs run significantly faster.\n\nWe'll cover common bottlenecks\, efficient usage of popular CP AN modules\, and a few personal tricks picked up from years of trying to s queeze a little more speed out of perl applications. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T134000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T130000 LOCATION:cPanel.net (GH3) ORGANIZER:Perrin Harkins SUMMARY:Top 10 Perl Performance Tips UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2636 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2636 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Brad Oaks ATTENDEE:Tyler Riddle ATTENDEE:Andy Gorman ATTENDEE:Mike Greb ATTENDEE:Benjamin McMahon ATTENDEE:Chris Nehren ATTENDEE:Josh ben Jore ATTENDEE:gary ATTENDEE:Makoto Nozaki ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Stevan Little ATTENDEE:Nicholas Perez ATTENDEE:Dan Kurtz ATTENDEE:Balkee Balakrishnan ATTENDEE:Michael Peters ATTENDEE:Kevin Shaum ATTENDEE:Paul Vining ATTENDEE:John Judd ATTENDEE:Chris Hemmerich COMMENT:21 attendees DESCRIPTION:Job queues. Worker pools. We all have them. We all reinvent the wheel every time this particular task comes around. Whether it is for cre ating reports offline\, processing some heavy calculations\, or some other long running\, queued thing\, we reach for our trusty event frameworks an d cringe at how eerily familiar this feels and how you wish you could reus e something that didn't completely suck.\n\nThat's where the awesomeness o f modern Perl comes into play.\n\nThis talk will mainly discuss the tool c hain behind POEx::WorkerPool (POE\, Moose\, etc) and the real world applic ations that exercise it including applying customizations without monkey-p atching the source. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T154000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T150000 LOCATION:Grant Street Group (Senate) ORGANIZER:Nicholas Perez SUMMARY:Modern Perl for the Worker Pattern UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2637 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2637 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Robert Ward ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:Mark Jubenville ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Stephen Scaffidi ATTENDEE:Charles Phillips ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Tyler Riddle ATTENDEE:James Carman ATTENDEE:Michael Lambert ATTENDEE:Kevin Smith ATTENDEE:Heath Bair ATTENDEE:Andy Gorman ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:Devin Austin ATTENDEE:Benjamin McMahon ATTENDEE:Victor Stevko ATTENDEE:Phillip Moore ATTENDEE:Makoto Nozaki ATTENDEE:Robert Blackwell ATTENDEE:Robert Boone ATTENDEE:David Laulusa ATTENDEE:Christopher Bottoms ATTENDEE:Kevin Shaum ATTENDEE:Nicholas Perez ATTENDEE:Matt Follett ATTENDEE:Nova Patch ATTENDEE:John Judd ATTENDEE:Jonathan Swartz ATTENDEE:Brad Lhotsky ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Walt Mankowski ATTENDEE:Philip Henderson COMMENT:33 attendees DESCRIPTION:POE is a modern asynchronous event programming framework for Pe rl that enables cooperative multitasking and timeslicing with a single pro cess and more complex multiprocess interaction without the problems associ ated with threads.\n\nYou may have heard about POE or felt overwhelmed by the task of using POE in your projects. If that is the case\, please come to this gentle introduction that will show you the power of POE and enable you to make the most out of it for all your asynchronous event programmin g needs. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T154000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T150000 LOCATION:Grant Street Group (Senate) ORGANIZER:Nicholas Perez SUMMARY:Introduction to POE UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2638 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2638 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Devin Austin ATTENDEE:Kevin Smith ATTENDEE:Andy Gorman ATTENDEE:Nicholas Perez ATTENDEE:Brad Lhotsky ATTENDEE:Robert Ward ATTENDEE:Piers Cawley ATTENDEE:Scott Beck COMMENT:8 attendees DESCRIPTION:There has been an explosion of Moose and POE integrations that have developed that bring the state of the art several steps closer to ide al. One such integration is POEx::Role::SessionInstantiation which attempt s to bridge the gap seamlessly by providing a complete session implementat ion to any Moose object that consumes the role. \n\nThis is the foundation to a new paradigm allowing a great meld between these two powerhouse tech nologies using the phenomenal MooseX::Declare to add some sugary goodness to the mix.\n\nWith all of that said\, it has its own shortcomings which w e will discuss along with the future of this module and other POE + Moose integrations. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T154000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T150000 LOCATION:Grant Street Group (Senate) ORGANIZER:Nicholas Perez SUMMARY:Modern POE and Moose Integration with POEx:: Role:: SessionInstanti ation UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2639 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2639 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Justin Hunter ATTENDEE:Lee Aylward ATTENDEE:Andrew Rodland ATTENDEE:Jesse Luehrs ATTENDEE:Jason May ATTENDEE:Max Shughart ATTENDEE:Shawn Moore ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson ATTENDEE:Devin Austin ATTENDEE:Benjamin McMahon ATTENDEE:Nicholas Perez ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:Mark Stosberg ATTENDEE:Petar Puskarich ATTENDEE:Michael Moser ATTENDEE:Doug Bell ATTENDEE:Kevin Shaum ATTENDEE:Tatsuhiko Miyagawa ATTENDEE:Charles Phillips COMMENT:19 attendees DESCRIPTION:POE and it's diverse namespace on CPAN have a plethora of produ ction ready modules to solve lots and lots of everyday problems. That said \, let's have a little fun with some of the bleeding edge.\n\nThere is an implementation of a PSGI server called POE::Component::Server::PSGI\, that basically allows you run PSGI applications from within POE. This talk wil l actually do that by demonstrating a Web::Simple application that will to uch a number of systems via POE [ including IRC :) ] DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T135000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T133000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 2) ORGANIZER:Nicholas Perez SUMMARY:POE\, Plack and Web::Simple ftw UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2640 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2640 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:Christopher Bottoms ATTENDEE:Andrew Rodland ATTENDEE:Arthur Schmidt ATTENDEE:James Carman ATTENDEE:Max Shughart ATTENDEE:Sinan Unur ATTENDEE:Andy Gorman ATTENDEE:Devin Austin ATTENDEE:Jason Crome ATTENDEE:Victor Stevko ATTENDEE:Scott Beck ATTENDEE:Adam Prime ATTENDEE:john napiorkowski ATTENDEE:Nicholas Perez ATTENDEE:Brad Lhotsky ATTENDEE:Doug Bell ATTENDEE:Ram Dobson ATTENDEE:Jason Coble ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Jason May ATTENDEE:John Judd ATTENDEE:Charles Phillips ATTENDEE:Mohammed Chaudhry ATTENDEE:Aaron Buechlein ATTENDEE:Stephen Scaffidi ATTENDEE:Jay Hannah COMMENT:27 attendees DESCRIPTION:Recent developments on Catalyst::Controller::DBIC::API have ena bled easier integration with the ExtJS javascript library to provide a rob ust datagrid widget. This talk highlights building simple to complex datag rids\, making use of off the shelf components. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T095000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T093000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 2) ORGANIZER:Nicholas Perez SUMMARY:Catalyst Datagrids and You UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2641 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2641 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Sterling Hanenkamp ATTENDEE:Arthur Schmidt ATTENDEE:Stevan Little ATTENDEE:Jesse Luehrs ATTENDEE:Devin Austin ATTENDEE:Kenneth Graves ATTENDEE:Michael Lambert ATTENDEE:Shawn Moore ATTENDEE:Jason May ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson ATTENDEE:Chas. Owens ATTENDEE:Chris Nehren ATTENDEE:jerry gay ATTENDEE:Nicholas Perez ATTENDEE:Kevin Falcone ATTENDEE:Stephen Scaffidi ATTENDEE:Chris Hemmerich ATTENDEE:Nova Patch COMMENT:18 attendees DESCRIPTION:Path::Dispatcher solves the problem of "dispatch" - mapping a s tring (the path) through a set of rules to find matches and then act upon them. Most commonly this is done in web applications to run one or more ac tions based on each incoming request URI. However\, Path::Dispatcher\, unl ike most of the other modules in its niche\, is not married to the web. It is also used to dispatch based on command-line arguments in some applicat ions\, and to dispatch commands in a MUD engine.\n\nThis talk will give a brief overview of Path::Dispatcher's features. Then the meat of the talk w ill describe how its flexible design has met the challenges thrown at it\, and how Path::Dispatcher's sibling rival\, Path::Router\, would have fare d.\n\nCheck it out:\nhttp://search.cpan.org/perldoc?Path::Dispatcher\nhttp ://github.com/bestpractical/path-dispatcher DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T102000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T100000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 2) ORGANIZER:Shawn Moore SUMMARY:Hey! Path::Dispatcher kicks ass! UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2642 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2642 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Jesse Luehrs ATTENDEE:Curtis Jewell ATTENDEE:Alek Rollyson ATTENDEE:Chris Hardie ATTENDEE:Charles Keefer ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Ryan Dietrich ATTENDEE:Lee Aylward ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Damian Conway ATTENDEE:Max Shughart ATTENDEE:Craig Barritt ATTENDEE:Elliot Shank ATTENDEE:Patrick Michaud ATTENDEE:Will Coleda ATTENDEE:Jason May ATTENDEE:Will Natale ATTENDEE:Thomas Stanton ATTENDEE:Jamie Pitts ATTENDEE:Mark Aufdencamp ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson ATTENDEE:Joe Kline ATTENDEE:Stan Schwertly ATTENDEE:Josh ben Jore ATTENDEE:Jason Crome ATTENDEE:Mike Greb ATTENDEE:Jacob Gelbman ATTENDEE:Mike Barry ATTENDEE:Ben Mouw ATTENDEE:gary ATTENDEE:Steve Bohlen ATTENDEE:Matt Meinwald ATTENDEE:Tim Sebring ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:jerry gay ATTENDEE:Kevin Falcone ATTENDEE:Elizabeth Patterson ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:Jeff Brufladt ATTENDEE:bryan abfalter ATTENDEE:Piers Cawley ATTENDEE:Patrick Shuff ATTENDEE:Aaron Buechlein ATTENDEE:Lawrence Hixson ATTENDEE:Gordon Child ATTENDEE:Jonathan Rockway ATTENDEE:Dan Magnuszewski ATTENDEE:Kenny Drobnack ATTENDEE:Todd Chapman ATTENDEE:Barry Workman ATTENDEE:Jonathan Swartz ATTENDEE:Packy Anderson ATTENDEE:Michael Moser ATTENDEE:Brian Shilling ATTENDEE:Dan Kurtz ATTENDEE:Mark Stosberg ATTENDEE:Jason Coble ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Stephen Bee ATTENDEE:Jacinta Richardson ATTENDEE:Mohammed Chaudhry ATTENDEE:Tim Heaney ATTENDEE:R. Todd Williams COMMENT:64 attendees DESCRIPTION:Since 2001\, Perl 5 has undergone a renaissance. Modern Perl pr ograms are powerful\, maintainable\, and understandable. Come learn how to take advantage of Perl circa 2010.\n\nIt’s easy to find examples of poorl y-written Perl code: global variables\, punctuation soup\, copy and paste code\, commented-out functions. Who’d want to read that? Who could maintai n it?\n\nModern Perl code is different. The past decade has produced impor tant new features and powerful new techniques for writing clear\, concise\ , maintainable\, and reusable Perl. These new developments build on each o ther to replace awkward\, painful\, or difficult to use correctly approach es with simple code.\n\nLearn how to understand context\, to embrace lexic al scoping\, to manage CPAN installations without pain\, to perform pain-f ree automated testing\, to embrace the CPAN development model\, to adopt n ew features of Perl 5.10 and 5.12\, and to take advantage of the Moose obj ect system.\n\nLearn about the Perl renaissance and rediscover the joy of Perl. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T154000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T150000 LOCATION:cPanel.net (GH3) ORGANIZER:chromatic SUMMARY:Using Modern Perl UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2643 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2643 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:Shawn Moore ATTENDEE:Curtis Jewell ATTENDEE:Jesse Luehrs ATTENDEE:Sterling Hanenkamp ATTENDEE:Nova Patch ATTENDEE:Alek Rollyson ATTENDEE:Dave Rolsky ATTENDEE:Kenneth Graves ATTENDEE:Jason May ATTENDEE:Dylan Hardison ATTENDEE:Max Shughart ATTENDEE:R Geoffrey Avery ATTENDEE:Elizabeth Patterson ATTENDEE:Andy Gorman ATTENDEE:Nicholas Perez ATTENDEE:Brian Shilling ATTENDEE:Bruce Gray ATTENDEE:Christopher Madsen ATTENDEE:Jay Hannah ATTENDEE:J. Nick Koston ATTENDEE:Jeff Brufladt ATTENDEE:Barry Workman ATTENDEE:Jesse Thompson ATTENDEE:Balkee Balakrishnan ATTENDEE:Brad Lhotsky ATTENDEE:Chris Hardie ATTENDEE:Steve Bohlen COMMENT:29 attendees DESCRIPTION:I'd like to present a talk on lessons learned during the past c ouple years working as a telecommuter. I will also be borrowing material f rom coworkers and other telecommuters I know to see what input they come u p with. The goal is to educate folks on a few of the pros and cons of the telecommute work-style and tips on how to succeed if you choose to pursue this career path. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T104000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T100000 LOCATION:Grant Street Group (Senate) ORGANIZER:Sterling Hanenkamp SUMMARY:Telecommuting: Privileges and Perils UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2644 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2644 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Curtis Jewell ATTENDEE:Stephen Scaffidi ATTENDEE:Olaf Alders ATTENDEE:Jesse Luehrs ATTENDEE:Devin Austin ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson ATTENDEE:Chris Nehren ATTENDEE:Mike Barry ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:john napiorkowski ATTENDEE:Makoto Nozaki ATTENDEE:Wes Malone ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Matt Meinwald ATTENDEE:Brad Lhotsky ATTENDEE:iank ATTENDEE:Kevin Shaum ATTENDEE:Mohammed Chaudhry ATTENDEE:Victor Stevko ATTENDEE:John Judd ATTENDEE:Jason May COMMENT:22 attendees DESCRIPTION:Anyone who's worked in a nontrivial environment knows that gett ing libs shipped with an app that's being deployed can be a lot of hassle. We've been using local::lib for this at Shadowcat for a while now\, and I 'd like to share some of the tricks we've learned for making things work b est for both devs who want to use CPAN and admins who need to deploy their code. This talk will cover the concepts of local::lib and some more advan ced configurations (in other words\, it's not going to rehash the POD). In addition\, I'll cover some common traps and how to avoid them. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T132000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T130000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 2) ORGANIZER:Chris Nehren SUMMARY:local::lib: Developer <3 sysadmin UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2645 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2645 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Brad Oaks ATTENDEE:Christopher Madsen ATTENDEE:Olaf Alders ATTENDEE:Shawn Moore ATTENDEE:Jesse Luehrs ATTENDEE:Justin Hunter ATTENDEE:Devin Austin ATTENDEE:Curtis Jewell ATTENDEE:Alek Rollyson ATTENDEE:Ricardo Signes ATTENDEE:James Carman ATTENDEE:Dave Rolsky ATTENDEE:Max Shughart ATTENDEE:Jason May ATTENDEE:Kevin Smith ATTENDEE:Jamie Pitts ATTENDEE:Victor Stevko ATTENDEE:jerry gay ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:Stevan Little ATTENDEE:Mike Barry ATTENDEE:Stephen Scaffidi ATTENDEE:Kurt Edmiston ATTENDEE:Elliot Shank ATTENDEE:Scott Beck ATTENDEE:Jay Hannah ATTENDEE:Bruce Gray ATTENDEE:Doug Bell ATTENDEE:Dan Magnuszewski COMMENT:29 attendees DESCRIPTION:Moose has had a lot of success over the past few years as a gen eral purpose object orientation system\, but the area in which it really s hines over previous solutions is in its extensibility. The MooseX namespac e is full of useful tools (over 150 dists at last count)\, and this talk w ill explain how they work\, and how writing custom\, project-specific exte nsions can help make your code clearer and more powerful. The talk will in clude a description of Moose's metamodel\, but a working knowledge of Moos e will be assumed. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T154000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T150000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 1) ORGANIZER:Jesse Luehrs SUMMARY:Extending Moose UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2646 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2646 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Robert Threet ATTENDEE:Sterling Hanenkamp ATTENDEE:Charles Keefer ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:Joe Kline ATTENDEE:Jason Crome ATTENDEE:Kevin Falcone ATTENDEE:Mark Stosberg ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:Chris Hardie ATTENDEE:R. Todd Williams COMMENT:11 attendees DESCRIPTION:If you already have an install of RT\, you may want to change s omething about it. If you've never used RT\, come find out if it will mee t your needs. If you want to contribute to rt.cpan.org\, learn how the ex tension system works so you can make life easy for the admins.\n\nWe'll wa lk through what you can change from the RT web interface and what you'll n eed or want to do by writing custom perl extensions that can do the follow ing:\n\nPackaging extensions as perl modules\nCreating database objects th at your extension relies on\nWriting tests\nUsing custom configuration var iables DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T154000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T150000 LOCATION:2Checkout.com (Round) ORGANIZER:Kevin Falcone SUMMARY:Making Request Tracker Do What You Mean UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2648 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2648 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Olaf Alders ATTENDEE:Ricardo Signes ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Justin Hunter ATTENDEE:James E Keenan ATTENDEE:Kurt Edmiston ATTENDEE:Wes Malone ATTENDEE:Jesse Vincent ATTENDEE:Michael Peters ATTENDEE:Jay Hannah ATTENDEE:Paul Vining COMMENT:11 attendees DESCRIPTION:Booking.com is a fast growing company selling hotel rooms\, usi ng the\nLAMP (Linux\, Apache\, MySQL\, Perl) stack. This talk gives an ove rview \nof what kind of company Booking.com is\, and which role Perl\, and Perl \ndevelopers play. \n\nWe will show who the various classes of users are (external\, internal)\,\nwho our "customers" (departments de velopers develop for) are. We'll\ngive an overview of the (open source) to ols and Perl frameworks we use \nin our daily developer life.\n\nAnd we'll show how Booking.com gives its developers free beer (and yes\, we're hiri ng). DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T154000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T150000 LOCATION:cPanel.net (GH1) ORGANIZER:Abigail SUMMARY:Booking.com\, a Perl success story UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2649 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2649 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Aran Deltac ATTENDEE:Olaf Alders ATTENDEE:Ricardo Signes ATTENDEE:Arthur Schmidt ATTENDEE:Kenneth Power ATTENDEE:Kevin Smith ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:Elliot Shank ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:Mike Greb ATTENDEE:Dan Kurtz ATTENDEE:Richard Troth ATTENDEE:R Geoffrey Avery ATTENDEE:Scott Beck COMMENT:15 attendees DESCRIPTION:In early 2009\, Booking.com started using the agile programming technique\,\nScrum\, for doing development. Right from the beginning\, Bo oking.com\nneeded to steer away from the formal Scrum way in order to cope with \nits unique demands. Over a period of a year\, Booking.com has e volved\nthe technique it uses\, resulting in a methodology called "Beyond Scrum".\n\nIn this talk\, we discuss the Scrum methodology\, and how Booki ng.com \ninitially implemented it. We then discuss the shortcomings and problems\nBooking.com encountered\, and how Booking.com has solved them. W e finish \nwe an overview of how Booking.com currently uses its "Beyond Sc rum"\nmethodology. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T114000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T110000 LOCATION:Grant Street Group (Senate) ORGANIZER:Abigail SUMMARY:When Scrum isn't agile enough UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2650 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2650 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Devin Austin ATTENDEE:Brad Oaks ATTENDEE:Robert Ward ATTENDEE:Dave Rolsky ATTENDEE:Kevin Smith ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Benjamin McMahon ATTENDEE:Thomas Stanton ATTENDEE:john napiorkowski ATTENDEE:David Laulusa ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:iank ATTENDEE:R Geoffrey Avery ATTENDEE:Bruce Gray ATTENDEE:Aran Deltac ATTENDEE:Michael Moser ATTENDEE:Chris Hemmerich COMMENT:17 attendees DESCRIPTION:Frameworks\, MOPs\, traits\, declarative syntax... It's a full time job keeping up with all the amazing things happening in Perl. All tha t being said\, there are some important middle bits that should not be ign ored. The aforementioned technologies are great – in fact\, we'll use them – but validating data and telling your customer about it through messagin g are how you interface.\n\nFirst we will discuss the goals of Data::Verif ier and Message::Stack. Then we will cover how they can be used to leverag e Perl's recent innovations and to better communicate with yours users. T hen we'll discover how to tie it all together using Data::Manager DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T144000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T140000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 1) ORGANIZER:Cory Watson SUMMARY:Invigorating The Forgotten Bits Of Your WebApp with Verification an d Messaging UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2651 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2651 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Mark Stosberg ATTENDEE:Stevan Little ATTENDEE:Kenneth Graves ATTENDEE:Byron Austin ATTENDEE:Devin Austin ATTENDEE:john napiorkowski ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:Matt Christian ATTENDEE:Shawn Moore ATTENDEE:iank ATTENDEE:Ben Thomas ATTENDEE:Doug Bell ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:G. Wade Johnson ATTENDEE:John Lightsey ATTENDEE:Greg Estep COMMENT:16 attendees DESCRIPTION:There is a schism between what a designer can make sense out of \, what a developer wants to put up with. I don't plan to solve this\, bu t I'm sharing the progress we've made in terms of finding a middle ground. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T154000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T150000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 1) ORGANIZER:Jay Shirley SUMMARY:Template developers won't hate and designers can use. UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2652 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2652 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Robert Ward ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:Arthur Schmidt ATTENDEE:Devin Austin ATTENDEE:Dave Rolsky ATTENDEE:Andrew Rodland ATTENDEE:Christopher Bottoms ATTENDEE:Charles Phillips ATTENDEE:James Carman ATTENDEE:Andy Gorman ATTENDEE:Sinan Unur ATTENDEE:Wes Malone ATTENDEE:Max Shughart ATTENDEE:Victor Stevko ATTENDEE:Jason Crome ATTENDEE:Scott Beck ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:Robert Blackwell ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:john napiorkowski ATTENDEE:Adam Prime ATTENDEE:Jason May ATTENDEE:Thomas Stanton ATTENDEE:Aaron Buechlein ATTENDEE:Dan Magnuszewski ATTENDEE:John Judd ATTENDEE:G. Wade Johnson ATTENDEE:Mohammed Chaudhry ATTENDEE:Brad Lhotsky ATTENDEE:Stephen Scaffidi ATTENDEE:Doug Bell ATTENDEE:Jason Coble ATTENDEE:Greg Estep COMMENT:33 attendees DESCRIPTION:Programming is hard\, and it is harder on the users. This talk goes over tips I've found that make long term maintenance much less of a headache. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T092000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T090000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 2) ORGANIZER:Jay Shirley SUMMARY:Building Maintainable Catalyst Applications UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2653 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2653 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Jamie Pitts ATTENDEE:Phillip Moore ATTENDEE:john napiorkowski ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:jerry gay ATTENDEE:Matt Christian ATTENDEE:Dale Gervais ATTENDEE:Rachel Page ATTENDEE:iank ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:Stephen Scaffidi ATTENDEE:Michael Canzoneri COMMENT:12 attendees DESCRIPTION:Software development is a fairly mature topic in the 21st centu ry\, but software deployment is still a black art. In order to achieve sca lability in large environment\, most administrators eventually attempt to centrally manage software deployment on distributed filesystems\, but in a heterogeneous environment\, this proves to be very difficult to scale\, a nd maintain stability.\n\nEFS is a software product that manages the globa l distribution of arbitrary versions of software in a large enterprise. Wi th support for separate development and productions environments EFS has f unctionality that implements true change control. EFS provides a highly sc alable versionized namespace\, that allows multiple versions of the same s oftware product to co-exist. It includes support for tracking dependencies between releases\, which releases are development\, production\, or depre cated.\n\nEFS itself is implemented entirely in perl\, and uses a wide var iety of open source software (OpenSSL\, OpenSSH\, MySQL). EFS was not desi gned in a vacuum. It is an open source implementation of the core of the A urora UNIX environment implemented at Morgan Stanley in the 1990s. Over th e years\, numerous presentations about the Aurora concept have been given publicly\, but the core Aurora software (AFS/VMS) remained proprietary. No w\, this functionality has been brought the open source community\, and we (the EFS team) are convinced we have a product that change the way softwa re is managed in large environments. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T144000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T140000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 1) ORGANIZER:Phillip Moore SUMMARY:Introducing EFS: Software Distribution and Change Control for Distr ibuted Environments UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2654 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2654 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Alek Rollyson ATTENDEE:Lee Aylward ATTENDEE:Olaf Alders ATTENDEE:Justin Hunter ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:Michael Lambert ATTENDEE:Shawn Moore ATTENDEE:Sinan Unur ATTENDEE:Max Shughart ATTENDEE:Devin Austin ATTENDEE:Joe Kline ATTENDEE:Wes Malone ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Victor Stevko ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:Petar Puskarich ATTENDEE:bryan abfalter ATTENDEE:Doug Bell ATTENDEE:Jason Coble ATTENDEE:Michael Moser ATTENDEE:Kevin Shaum ATTENDEE:Charles Phillips ATTENDEE:Tatsuhiko Miyagawa ATTENDEE:Mark Jubenville COMMENT:24 attendees DESCRIPTION:Plack\, Continuity\, Corona\, Twiggy and company bring high per formance and high level abstraction to Perl web serving. This talk explor es these new wave technologies and then goes on to investigate suitably fu turistic ways of scaling pre-forked and coroutine based web serving enviro nments\, especially looking at technologies from supercomputing: globally shared memory\nsystems and single system image clusters\, and what Perl a nd CPAN have to offer to take advantage of these systems. While it's poss ible to write distributed applications that run on a\nbank of disparate co mputers\, doing so bloats code\, takes time\, and is generally less optima l.\nMemcached\, database sharding\, SOAP API loadbalancing and map/reduce are poor abstractions for most applications\, but in the name of speed\, t hese are routinely specified for new designs. On the other hand\, abstrac tions taken from supercomputing offer a far better environment to program Perl web apps in. High energy laboratories\, oil exploration companies\, financial services companies\, meteorology research centers and a host of other institutions have long enjoyed programming extremely large computers with terabytes of RAM and thousands of processors. Cray/SGI pioneered a lot of the technology to scale computers to dozens\, hundreds\, and then t housands of processors -- and donated the technology to Linux as Free Soft ware. The current largest\, fastest computer in the world is a Linux machi ne. Various ideas of clustering are touched upon\, but "single system ima ge" and "global shared memory" systems provide the most fun abstractions t o program on. This talk tries to be both interesting and immediately appl icable -- you can replicate these experiments in your own engineering depa rtment. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T132000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T130000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 2) ORGANIZER:Scott Walters SUMMARY:Writing Crazy Fast Web Apps with Continuity\, Plack\, and a Homemad e Supercomputer UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2657 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2657 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Patrick Michaud ATTENDEE:Makoto Nozaki ATTENDEE:Ricardo Signes ATTENDEE:Damian Conway ATTENDEE:Dave Rolsky ATTENDEE:Shawn Moore ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Will Coleda ATTENDEE:Heath Bair ATTENDEE:Stan Schwertly ATTENDEE:Mike Greb ATTENDEE:Jesse Vincent ATTENDEE:jerry gay ATTENDEE:Kevin Falcone ATTENDEE:Gabor Szabo ATTENDEE:Bruce Gray ATTENDEE:Dan Wright ATTENDEE:Lawrence Hixson ATTENDEE:Jacinta Richardson COMMENT:20 attendees DESCRIPTION:The Perl Foundation is heading into its 10th year. Since the or ganization was founded we have been striving to advance the Perl programmi ng language. This talk will provide a review of the successes and failures of the past year\, and take a brief look at the plans for the year ahead. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T094000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T090000 LOCATION:cPanel.net (GH1) ORGANIZER:Karen Pauley SUMMARY:TPF 2009 - 2010 Review UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2658 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2658 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:Mark Stosberg ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Michael Lambert ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:James E Keenan ATTENDEE:Matt Meinwald ATTENDEE:Matt Christian ATTENDEE:Paul Vining ATTENDEE:Brad Oaks ATTENDEE:Dan Wright ATTENDEE:Kenny Drobnack ATTENDEE:Chris Hardie ATTENDEE:Greg Estep COMMENT:14 attendees DESCRIPTION:Learn how darcs is used to efficiently manage a Perl project wi th over 100\,000 lines of code. Starting with the basics of this alternati ve to git\, the talk will provide detailed examples of a workflow based on darcs' unique cherry picking ability. The method allows for dozens of act ive tasks with changing priorities to be in progress at once\, while rarel y ever needing to create a traditional branch. The talk will include some comparisions with git. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T102000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T100000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 2) ORGANIZER:Mark Stosberg SUMMARY:Managing 100\,000 lines of Perl with darcs UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2659 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2659 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Chris Hardie ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Ricardo Signes ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Jesse Luehrs ATTENDEE:Justin Hunter ATTENDEE:Charles Keefer ATTENDEE:Chris Prather ATTENDEE:Curtis Jewell ATTENDEE:Mark Stosberg ATTENDEE:Alek Rollyson ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:Damian Conway ATTENDEE:Dave Rolsky ATTENDEE:Jason Crome ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:Matt Christian ATTENDEE:gary ATTENDEE:Doug Bell ATTENDEE:Patrick Michaud ATTENDEE:Barry Workman ATTENDEE:Michael Canzoneri COMMENT:24 attendees DESCRIPTION:Do your clients really care about what programming language you use to meet their needs? When does talking about the technical benefits of using Perl versus another language help or hurt your pitch? If you do need to sell Perl\, what’s the best way to do it for a given audience? Ch ris Hardie will share from his experiences in talking (or not talking) to clients about Perl when selling and managing web application development p rojects\, and provide some tips and framing you can use to sell your clien t (or boss\, or IT department) on Perl. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T164000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T160000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 2) ORGANIZER:Chris Hardie SUMMARY:How to talk (or not talk) to your clients about Perl UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2660 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2660 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Dave Rolsky ATTENDEE:Dylan Hardison ATTENDEE:Jacob Gelbman ATTENDEE:Robert Boone ATTENDEE:Wes Malone ATTENDEE:Robert Blackwell ATTENDEE:Michael Peters ATTENDEE:Patrick Michaud ATTENDEE:R Geoffrey Avery COMMENT:9 attendees DESCRIPTION:Markdown is a convenient format for wikis\, comments\, and any other sort of user input. However\, parsing it is painful\, and the existi ng Perl tools are limited to turning Markdown straight into HTML.\n\nMarkd ent is an event-generating parser (think SAX). Using Markdent\, you can ex plore Markdown documents in all sorts of interesting ways.\n\nYou could ex tract all of the links in a document\, turn it into plain text\, pull out headers to build a table of contents\, and of course turn it into HTML. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T142000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T140000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 2) ORGANIZER:Dave Rolsky SUMMARY:Markdent - Event Based Markdown Parsing UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2662 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2662 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Christopher Madsen ATTENDEE:Sterling Hanenkamp ATTENDEE:Dave Rolsky ATTENDEE:Michael Lambert ATTENDEE:Sinan Unur ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson ATTENDEE:Chas. Owens ATTENDEE:Jon Gentle ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:Arthur Schmidt ATTENDEE:Chris Hemmerich COMMENT:11 attendees DESCRIPTION:Fey is a tool for generating SQL programmatically. Ever tried t o build a complex query from a string based on lots of user parameters? Ev er wanted to tear your hair out in the process? If so\, Fey might be usefu l for you.\n\nFey::ORM is an ORM built on top of Fey and Moose. It aims to be a "SQL-ish" ORM. Rather than try to hide the details of the database\, Fey::ORM makes SQL (via Fey) a core part of its operation.\n\nIf other OR Ms seem too far from the database\, you might like Fey::ORM. If you love O O and hate SQL\, then you might not \;) DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T154000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T150000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 2) ORGANIZER:Dave Rolsky SUMMARY:Fey and Fey::ORM UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2663 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2663 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Christopher Madsen ATTENDEE:Kenneth Graves ATTENDEE:Sinan Unur ATTENDEE:Will Natale ATTENDEE:Krishna Sethuraman ATTENDEE:Benjamin McMahon ATTENDEE:Jason Crome ATTENDEE:Doug Bell ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Charles Phillips ATTENDEE:Damian Conway ATTENDEE:Joe Kline ATTENDEE:R Geoffrey Avery COMMENT:13 attendees DESCRIPTION:This talk will introduce the PostScript::Report module\, explai n the basic concepts of its design\, and show how you can easily create ni cely-formatted printed (or PDF) reports using it.\n\nhttp://search.cpan.or g/dist/PostScript-Report/\n\nSlides are now available: http://www.cjmweb.n et/perl/yapc2010/ DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T112000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T110000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 2) ORGANIZER:Christopher Madsen SUMMARY:Writing reports with PostScript:: Report UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2665 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2665 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Jesse Luehrs ATTENDEE:Robert Ward ATTENDEE:Andrew Rodland ATTENDEE:Charles Keefer ATTENDEE:Charles Phillips ATTENDEE:Lee Aylward ATTENDEE:Devin Austin ATTENDEE:Ryan Dietrich ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Stevan Little ATTENDEE:Justin Hunter ATTENDEE:Arthur Schmidt ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Ricardo Signes ATTENDEE:Christopher Bottoms ATTENDEE:Curtis Jewell ATTENDEE:Christopher Madsen ATTENDEE:Alek Rollyson ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:Damian Conway ATTENDEE:Kenneth Graves ATTENDEE:James Carman ATTENDEE:Dave Rolsky ATTENDEE:G. Wade Johnson ATTENDEE:Shawn Moore ATTENDEE:Kenneth Power ATTENDEE:Kevin Smith ATTENDEE:Elliot Shank ATTENDEE:Jason May ATTENDEE:Dylan Hardison ATTENDEE:James E Keenan ATTENDEE:Max Shughart ATTENDEE:Sinan Unur ATTENDEE:Gordon Child ATTENDEE:Nova Patch ATTENDEE:Craig Barritt ATTENDEE:Heath Bair ATTENDEE:Will Coleda ATTENDEE:Will Natale ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Jamie Pitts ATTENDEE:Mike Greb ATTENDEE:Joe Kline ATTENDEE:Kurt Edmiston ATTENDEE:Stan Schwertly ATTENDEE:Byron Austin ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson ATTENDEE:Benjamin McMahon ATTENDEE:Chas. Owens ATTENDEE:Patrick Michaud ATTENDEE:Jacob Gelbman ATTENDEE:Chris Nehren ATTENDEE:Josh ben Jore ATTENDEE:Victor Stevko ATTENDEE:Mohammed Chaudhry ATTENDEE:Jason Crome ATTENDEE:Mike Barry ATTENDEE:Matt Meinwald ATTENDEE:Matt Follett ATTENDEE:Matt Christian ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:chris tilton ATTENDEE:Andy Gorman ATTENDEE:Nicholas Perez ATTENDEE:gary ATTENDEE:jerry gay ATTENDEE:Makoto Nozaki ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:Ben Mouw ATTENDEE:Jon Gentle ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:Jesse Vincent ATTENDEE:R Geoffrey Avery ATTENDEE:Steve Bohlen ATTENDEE:john napiorkowski ATTENDEE:Robert Boone ATTENDEE:Wes Malone ATTENDEE:David Laulusa ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:Kevin Falcone ATTENDEE:iank ATTENDEE:Brian Shilling ATTENDEE:Barry Workman ATTENDEE:Doug Bell ATTENDEE:Petar Puskarich ATTENDEE:Mark Stosberg ATTENDEE:Lawrence Hixson ATTENDEE:Jason Coble ATTENDEE:Ben Thomas ATTENDEE:Balkee Balakrishnan ATTENDEE:Elizabeth Patterson ATTENDEE:Jeff Brufladt ATTENDEE:Michael Moser ATTENDEE:bryan abfalter ATTENDEE:Piers Cawley ATTENDEE:John Judd ATTENDEE:Dan Kurtz ATTENDEE:Chris Hardie ATTENDEE:Kevin Shaum ATTENDEE:John Lightsey ATTENDEE:Paul Vining ATTENDEE:Stephen Scaffidi ATTENDEE:Patrick Donelan ATTENDEE:Brad Lhotsky ATTENDEE:Kenny Drobnack ATTENDEE:Mark Jubenville ATTENDEE:Tim Heaney ATTENDEE:R. Todd Williams ATTENDEE:Jesse Thompson ATTENDEE:Chris Hemmerich ATTENDEE:Jacinta Richardson ATTENDEE:Jay Hannah ATTENDEE:Bruce Gray ATTENDEE:Karen Pauley COMMENT:114 attendees DESCRIPTION:This talk will attempt to explain the history of Perl from the viewpoint of the current Modern Perl movement. We will show how Perl thoug hout the ages has morphed and grown as a language to fill the needs of it' s wide and diverse range of users.\n\nWe then examine Modern Perl today\, peeling away the hype and examining what Modern Perl really means to the e very-man programmer in the trenches.\n\nWe will then explore where Perl is headed in the future.\n\nAnd then we will go drink beer! DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T164000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T160000 LOCATION:cPanel.net (GH3) ORGANIZER:Stevan Little SUMMARY:Tuesday Keynote (Modern Perl) UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2666 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2666 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Jacob Gelbman ATTENDEE:jerry gay ATTENDEE:Bruce Gray ATTENDEE:Solomon Foster ATTENDEE:Elliot Shank COMMENT:5 attendees DESCRIPTION:Larry Wall has written some interesting things. Recently (for some definition of 'recently') he wrote 'gimme5' to help him translate Per l 6 code into Perl 5 code. The successor to 'gimme5' is 'viv'\, short for VI on V (6 on 5).\n\nWe will explore 'viv' and 'gimme5' for enchanting Pe rl 5 things. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T114000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T110000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 1) ORGANIZER:Nathan Gray SUMMARY:Exploring viv/gimme5 UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2667 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2667 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Craig Barritt ATTENDEE:Charles Phillips ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Aran Deltac ATTENDEE:James Carman ATTENDEE:Byron Austin ATTENDEE:Jacob Gelbman ATTENDEE:Andy Gorman ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:Victor Stevko ATTENDEE:Ben Mouw ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:Balkee Balakrishnan ATTENDEE:Joe Kline ATTENDEE:Jay Hannah ATTENDEE:Arthur Schmidt ATTENDEE:Dallas Deeds COMMENT:19 attendees DESCRIPTION:Writing concise code is a creative process that requires the th ree virtues of a programmer: Laziness\, Impatience & Hubris. These are the same virtues of my children’s favorite Superhero – Capt’n Underpants. Wi th the visual assistance of this caped virtuoso\, witness real-world scena rios from a high-load environments that demand interfacing with numerous d isparate systems. Learn how the role of simplifying your code and applying modern Perl practices\, while at the same time making it more robust\, ca n play in dramatically reducing technical debt as well as thwart evil-doer s. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T134000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T130000 LOCATION:Grant Street Group (Senate) ORGANIZER:Aran Deltac SUMMARY:Super Hero’s Code: Why writing concise code matters! UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2668 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2668 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Michael Moser ATTENDEE:Aran Deltac ATTENDEE:Robert Ward ATTENDEE:Sterling Hanenkamp ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:James Carman ATTENDEE:Max Shughart ATTENDEE:Will Natale ATTENDEE:Kevin Smith ATTENDEE:Dylan Hardison ATTENDEE:Craig Barritt ATTENDEE:Byron Austin ATTENDEE:Joe Kline ATTENDEE:Kurt Edmiston ATTENDEE:Stan Schwertly ATTENDEE:Jacob Gelbman ATTENDEE:Victor Stevko ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:Tim Sebring ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:Wes Malone ATTENDEE:Steve Bohlen ATTENDEE:Matt Follett ATTENDEE:Jon Gentle ATTENDEE:Dan Kurtz ATTENDEE:Brian Shilling ATTENDEE:John Lightsey ATTENDEE:Paul Vining ATTENDEE:Mohammed Chaudhry ATTENDEE:Kenny Drobnack ATTENDEE:Gordon Child ATTENDEE:Ram Dobson ATTENDEE:Petar Puskarich ATTENDEE:G. Wade Johnson ATTENDEE:Michael Schwern ATTENDEE:Packy Anderson ATTENDEE:Christopher Bottoms ATTENDEE:Jacinta Richardson COMMENT:38 attendees DESCRIPTION:Once upon a time\, game development was a domain reserved for o nly the most intrepid programmers: those willing to bear the burden of man ual memory management and hours of debugging highly optimized C code. Now \, however\, we are entering a brave new world of game development. Moder n AAA titles are increasingly using dynamic languages to create core game logic while still keeping processor intensive tasks like AI and graphics i n C. Moving forward further\, we are starting to see bindings for languag es like Perl and Python into graphics toolkits and other optimized librari es. Now programmers from all types of backgrounds can pop open their favo rite text editor and have basic games running in very short order.\n\nI wi ll be giving a brief overview of the state of the art in Perl programming and talking about the different libraries that are available. Focusing on the Simple DirectMedia Layer (SDL)\, I will take the audience through the creation of a simple game from empty file to (hopefully) fun times. Last ly\, I will pontificate briefly about the place of Perl and other dynamic languages in the future of game development. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T164000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T160000 LOCATION:cPanel.net (GH3) ORGANIZER:Robert Ward SUMMARY:Gaming With Perl UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2669 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2669 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Charles Keefer ATTENDEE:Mark Stosberg ATTENDEE:Tyler Riddle ATTENDEE:Jamie Pitts ATTENDEE:Stan Schwertly ATTENDEE:Mike Greb ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:Matt Christian ATTENDEE:Michael Peters ATTENDEE:Barry Workman ATTENDEE:J. Nick Koston ATTENDEE:Richard Troth ATTENDEE:John Lightsey ATTENDEE:Makoto Nozaki ATTENDEE:Ben Thomas ATTENDEE:Dan Wright COMMENT:16 attendees DESCRIPTION:It seems these days that every other tech article you read ment ions cloud computing. Cloud hosting providers allow projects to easily and quickly expand capacity while offering the prospect of reducing costs. As an emerging field there is a lot of money to be made and lots of vendors are trying to win our business and our wallets.\n\nThis talk will compare the major cloud hosting companies and what products and services they offe r. Google's App Engine\, Amazon's AWS\, Rackspace's Cloud Services and Lin ode will be compared. We will go beyond a mere checklist of features and d ive into such topics as Perl support\, cost structures\, development strat egies\, underlying architectures\, performance and security.\n\nWhether yo u've decided to move to the cloud or just want to test the waters this tal k will help you make your decisions. Every company and project is differen t and you should have the information to pick the right host for your cons traint DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T134000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T130000 LOCATION:Grant Street Group (Senate) ORGANIZER:Michael Peters SUMMARY:Survey of Cloud Hosting Providers UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2671 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2671 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Michael Lambert ATTENDEE:Charles Phillips ATTENDEE:Josh ben Jore ATTENDEE:Victor Stevko ATTENDEE:Robert Blackwell ATTENDEE:Matt Meinwald ATTENDEE:Steve Bohlen ATTENDEE:Michael Moser ATTENDEE:Michael Canzoneri ATTENDEE:Dan Wright ATTENDEE:Petar Puskarich ATTENDEE:R Geoffrey Avery COMMENT:12 attendees DESCRIPTION:This talk will get you going using Arudino\, an open-source ele ctronics prototyping platform. You will learn the "Hello\, World" blinkin g LED sketch. From this basic sketch I will expand to show you how to beg in communicating with the Arduino and Perl. You will learn how to take in put from the outside world to control events in your Perl programs. You w ill learn how to control the outside world using Perl. These basic skills will open up your I/O world and you will use Perl to glue it together of course.\n\nMore information about Arduino can be found here\, \nhttp://www .arduino.cc/. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T152000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T150000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 2) ORGANIZER:Robert Blackwell SUMMARY:Communicating with Perl and Arduino UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2672 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2672 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Aran Deltac ATTENDEE:Matt Follett ATTENDEE:Ryan Dietrich ATTENDEE:Justin Hunter ATTENDEE:Ricardo Signes ATTENDEE:Lee Aylward ATTENDEE:James E Keenan ATTENDEE:Jamie Pitts ATTENDEE:Byron Austin ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:Josh ben Jore ATTENDEE:Robert Boone ATTENDEE:gary ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:Kevin Falcone ATTENDEE:Ben Thomas ATTENDEE:Ben Mouw ATTENDEE:David Laulusa ATTENDEE:Michael Moser ATTENDEE:Balkee Balakrishnan ATTENDEE:Chas. Owens ATTENDEE:J. Nick Koston ATTENDEE:Michael Peters ATTENDEE:Kevin Shaum ATTENDEE:John Lightsey ATTENDEE:Paul Vining ATTENDEE:Dan Magnuszewski ATTENDEE:Dallas Deeds ATTENDEE:Kenny Drobnack ATTENDEE:Doug Bell ATTENDEE:Petar Puskarich ATTENDEE:Jerry Mindek COMMENT:32 attendees DESCRIPTION:Save a bunch of memory on your servers by picking up a few repo rting and reduction tricks. It's so easy a caveman could do it!\n\nThis ta lk will center around some experiences around reducing usage\, compacting\ , coalescing\, and sharing some services duplicated across a bunch of VMs. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T112000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T110000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 2) ORGANIZER:Josh ben Jore SUMMARY:Memory efficient perl UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2673 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2673 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Kenneth Power ATTENDEE:Curtis Jewell ATTENDEE:Mark Stosberg ATTENDEE:James Carman ATTENDEE:Tim Heaney ATTENDEE:Charles Phillips ATTENDEE:Elliot Shank ATTENDEE:Matt Follett ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:Doug Bell ATTENDEE:Dan Kurtz ATTENDEE:John Lightsey ATTENDEE:Brad Lhotsky ATTENDEE:Packy Anderson ATTENDEE:Ben Thomas ATTENDEE:John Judd ATTENDEE:Christopher Bottoms ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Gordon Child COMMENT:19 attendees DESCRIPTION:This talk will show how to write a custom policy for the Perl:: Critic code standardization tool.\n\nI'll cover:\n* an overview of core po licies.\n* where to find non-core policies other people have written.\n* a natomy of a Perl Critic Policy.\n* examples of custom policies and what fa cilities are available to your policy. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T144000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T140000 LOCATION:cPanel.net (GH3) ORGANIZER:Brad Oaks SUMMARY:Writing custom Perl::Critic policies UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2675 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2675 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Alek Rollyson ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Robert Threet ATTENDEE:Christopher Madsen ATTENDEE:Olaf Alders ATTENDEE:Craig Barritt ATTENDEE:Benjamin McMahon ATTENDEE:Stan Schwertly ATTENDEE:Byron Austin ATTENDEE:Mike Greb ATTENDEE:Jason Crome ATTENDEE:Steve Bohlen ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:Rachel Page ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:gary ATTENDEE:Wes Malone ATTENDEE:Ben Mouw ATTENDEE:Andy Gorman ATTENDEE:Balkee Balakrishnan ATTENDEE:Barry Workman ATTENDEE:Jeff Brufladt ATTENDEE:Brian Shilling ATTENDEE:Elizabeth Patterson ATTENDEE:J. Nick Koston ATTENDEE:Lawrence Hixson ATTENDEE:Michael Moser ATTENDEE:Philip Henderson ATTENDEE:Paul Vining ATTENDEE:R. Todd Williams ATTENDEE:Chris Hemmerich ATTENDEE:Petar Puskarich ATTENDEE:Will Natale ATTENDEE:Dallas Deeds ATTENDEE:Kevin Shaum ATTENDEE:Walt Mankowski COMMENT:38 attendees DESCRIPTION:Perl is not only a world-class programming language but also a potent command-line tool. However\, even if you already write the occasion al one-liner in Perl\, chances are you're not taking advantage of all the tricks and shortcuts you could be. In this tour de force of compact Perl p rowess\, every audience member will become a command-line ninja! DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T144000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T140000 LOCATION:Grant Street Group (Senate) ORGANIZER:Walt Mankowski SUMMARY:Essential One-Liners UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2677 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2677 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Damian Conway ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Ryan Dietrich ATTENDEE:Josh ben Jore ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:Dan Magnuszewski ATTENDEE:Dan Kurtz ATTENDEE:Michael Moser ATTENDEE:Solomon Foster ATTENDEE:Kurt Edmiston ATTENDEE:Lawrence Hixson COMMENT:11 attendees DESCRIPTION:When I was younger\, I could work intently on a project for as long as I wanted with no ill effects. When I got older my health would co llapse catastrophically unless I forced myself to stop after only an hour or two. When I was younger\, I could sit however and as long as I wanted and exercise without issue. When I got older sitting always caused pain .. . and even carrying my lunch caused back aches\, much less carrying my (li ght) laptop. When I was younger\, my mind was always sharp. When I got o lder it often became a struggle to stay sharp for long periods. When I wa s younger\, emotionally intense activities caused no problem. When I got o lder they tended to generate heart arrhythmia requiring medical intervatio n. Etc ...\n\nIn this talk I'll describe how I have used sunshine and foo d to (mostly) return myself to my younger state\, and some of the reasons behind it's success.\n\nReferences:\n\n* Sears\, Barry PhD\; A Week in th e Zone\n* http://www.nal.usda.gov/fnic/foodcomp/search/\n\n* Eades\, Dan & Mary MD\; Protein Power\n* Eades\, Dan & Mary MD\; Protein Power Lifepl an\n* Sears\, Barry PhD\; Anti-Aging Zone\n* Sears\, Barry PhD\; Omega-R x Zone\n* Sears\, Barry PhD\; Anti-Inflammation Zone\n* Sears\, Barry PhD \; \n* Bernstein\, MD\; Dr. Bernste in’s Diabetes Solution\; http://www.diabetes-book.com/\n* Blaylock\, Russe ll\, MD\; Excitotoxins: The Taste That Kills\n* Price\, Weston\, DDS\; Nut rition and Physical Degeneration\n\n* Holick\, MD\, PhD\; The UV Advantage \n* Holick\, MD\, PhD\; http://www.uvadvantage.org/Home/AudioVideo/tabid/6 9/Default.aspx\n 34th European Symposium on Calcified Tissues May 5-9\, 2007
 The Vitamin D Pandemic and its Health Consequences\n* Cannell\, John\, MD\; ht tp://www.vitaminDcouncil.org/\n* http://www.grassrootshealth.net/documenta tion\n\n* Edmund\, Norman\; http://www.scientificmethod.com/b_index.html DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T152000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T150000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 2) ORGANIZER:Todd Olson SUMMARY:Refurbishing and Optimizing the Perl Programmer UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2678 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2678 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Justin Hunter ATTENDEE:Alek Rollyson ATTENDEE:Arthur Schmidt ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Walt Mankowski ATTENDEE:Max Shughart ATTENDEE:James Carman ATTENDEE:Craig Barritt ATTENDEE:DrForr ATTENDEE:Stan Schwertly ATTENDEE:Joe Kline ATTENDEE:Byron Austin ATTENDEE:Nicholas Perez ATTENDEE:Ben Mouw ATTENDEE:Wes Malone ATTENDEE:Benjamin McMahon ATTENDEE:Tim Heaney COMMENT:17 attendees DESCRIPTION:As a PhD student in Computer Science\, I crunch numbers all day long. While Perl's a great language for all sorts of things\, it's prett y slow at math. Nevertheless I couldn't do my research without Perl\; it' s the glue that binds all my other tools together. In this talk I'll desc ribe how I use Perl in my research. Topics I'll discuss will include impl ementing graph algorithms with Graph.pm\, using Perl as a scripting langua ge for little languages like graphviz and gnuplot\, and using Expect.pm to create a database-backed front-end to Matlab. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T094000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T090000 LOCATION:Grant Street Group (Senate) ORGANIZER:Walt Mankowski SUMMARY:Perl for CS Grad Students UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2679 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2679 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Matt Follett ATTENDEE:Robert Ward ATTENDEE:Christopher Bottoms ATTENDEE:Justin Hunter ATTENDEE:James Carman ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson ATTENDEE:Robert Boone ATTENDEE:Makoto Nozaki ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:Mike Barry ATTENDEE:Ben Thomas ATTENDEE:Barry Workman ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Kevin Smith ATTENDEE:Chris Hemmerich ATTENDEE:Kenneth Graves ATTENDEE:Christopher Madsen COMMENT:17 attendees DESCRIPTION:Software development becomes increasingly complex year after ye ar. Developers are constantly required to provide new solutions to more c omplex problems often with more domain specific knowledge. A popular appr oach to this has been to implement Domain Specific Languages (DSLs) to det ach the logic required to understand the problem's domain from the program ming. However\, writing a full-blown DSL takes time.\n\nAn approach that has been gaining popularity year after year has been implementing internal DSLs. Internal DSLs are extensions of the host language that are still c onstrained by it's specifications. However\, by using an internal DSL the developer can more quickly provide a many of the features of a full blown DSL while avoiding much of the work. This talk will discuss the usage\, b enefits\, and implementation of internal DSLs. It will attempt to explain the concepts through a selection of examples.\n\nThe talk URL is a link t o a Keynote version of the slides. I will upload PDF and SlideShare versi ons soon. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T094000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T090000 LOCATION:2Checkout.com (Round) ORGANIZER:Matt Follett SUMMARY:Simplifying your Life with Internal DSLs UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2681 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2681 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Justin Hunter ATTENDEE:Matt Follett ATTENDEE:Ryan Dietrich ATTENDEE:Lee Aylward ATTENDEE:Robert Ward ATTENDEE:Charles Keefer ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Aran Deltac ATTENDEE:James Carman ATTENDEE:Michael Lambert ATTENDEE:Max Shughart ATTENDEE:Craig Barritt ATTENDEE:Byron Austin ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:Makoto Nozaki ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:gary ATTENDEE:Mark Stosberg ATTENDEE:Ben Thomas ATTENDEE:Chas. Owens ATTENDEE:Balkee Balakrishnan ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:Michael Moser ATTENDEE:Kevin Shaum ATTENDEE:John Lightsey ATTENDEE:Paul Vining ATTENDEE:Kenny Drobnack ATTENDEE:Jerry Mindek ATTENDEE:Petar Puskarich ATTENDEE:Dan Magnuszewski ATTENDEE:Jay Hannah ATTENDEE:Dallas Deeds ATTENDEE:Scott Beck ATTENDEE:Ram Dobson COMMENT:36 attendees DESCRIPTION:The resurgence of functional programming languages in recent ye ars has shown that no one paradigm will efficiently solve any given proble m. Instead\, attempting to use the best methods for the problem at hand w ill lead to smaller\, cleaner code. The talk will start by explaining the very basic building blocks of functional programming and then move up thr ough concepts like currying\, cacheing\, memoization\, dispatch tables\, a nd one approach to enhancing OOP in Perl through functional programming.\n \nThe talk URL is a link to a Keynote version of the slides. I will upload PDF and SlideShare versions soon. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T115000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T113000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 2) ORGANIZER:Matt Follett SUMMARY:Introduction to Functional Concepts in Perl UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2682 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2682 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Jon Gentle ATTENDEE:Arthur Schmidt ATTENDEE:Ricardo Signes ATTENDEE:Ryan Dietrich ATTENDEE:Tyler Riddle ATTENDEE:Robert Threet ATTENDEE:Kenneth Graves ATTENDEE:Christopher Madsen ATTENDEE:Sterling Hanenkamp ATTENDEE:Elliot Shank ATTENDEE:Will Coleda ATTENDEE:G. Wade Johnson ATTENDEE:James E Keenan ATTENDEE:Patrick Michaud ATTENDEE:Krishna Sethuraman ATTENDEE:Josh ben Jore ATTENDEE:jerry gay ATTENDEE:Robert Boone ATTENDEE:Robert Blackwell ATTENDEE:Bruce Gray ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:Mark Stosberg ATTENDEE:Richard Troth ATTENDEE:Packy Anderson ATTENDEE:Solomon Foster ATTENDEE:Aran Deltac ATTENDEE:John Lightsey COMMENT:27 attendees DESCRIPTION:NQP (Not Quite Perl) is a lightweight implementation of Perl 6 for virtual machines such as Parrot and the underlying system used to impl ement Rakudo Perl 6. NQP provides a regular expression and grammar engine for writing parsers\, as well as a basic toolkit and framework for implem enting complete high-level language translators and libraries.\n\nAlthough originally targetted for the Parrot Virtual Machine\, much of NQP is "sel f-hosted" so that it can be more easily ported to support other virtual ma chine or programming environments.\n\nCome to this talk to learn about the history and details of NQP\, how it's being used to implement Rakudo Perl 6 and other high level languages\, and plans for future NQP platforms and development. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T134000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T130000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 1) ORGANIZER:Patrick Michaud SUMMARY:Not Quite Perl (NQP) - A lightweight Perl 6 UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2683 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2683 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Charles Keefer ATTENDEE:Tyler Riddle ATTENDEE:Ricardo Signes ATTENDEE:Craig Barritt ATTENDEE:Olaf Alders ATTENDEE:Robert Ward ATTENDEE:Chris Nehren ATTENDEE:Michael Lambert ATTENDEE:Nova Patch ATTENDEE:Kevin Smith ATTENDEE:Patrick Michaud ATTENDEE:Krishna Sethuraman ATTENDEE:Victor Stevko ATTENDEE:Steve Bohlen ATTENDEE:john napiorkowski ATTENDEE:Robert Blackwell ATTENDEE:Mike Barry ATTENDEE:Matt Christian ATTENDEE:gary ATTENDEE:Michael Peters ATTENDEE:Aaron Buechlein ATTENDEE:iank ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:bryan abfalter ATTENDEE:J. Nick Koston ATTENDEE:Paul Vining ATTENDEE:Patrick Donelan ATTENDEE:Chas. Owens ATTENDEE:Richard Troth ATTENDEE:Chris Hardie ATTENDEE:Philip Henderson ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:Bruce Gray COMMENT:33 attendees DESCRIPTION:Amazon Web Services (AWS)\, especially the Elastic Compute Clou d (EC2)\, are so inexpensive in the small scale that they lend themselves to easy ad-hoc use and experimentation. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T114000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T110000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 1) ORGANIZER:Bruce Gray SUMMARY:Amazon EC2: Cheaper than Tinkertoys UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2684 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2684 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Robert Threet ATTENDEE:Curtis Jewell ATTENDEE:Ricardo Signes ATTENDEE:Ryan Dietrich ATTENDEE:Dave Rolsky ATTENDEE:James E Keenan ATTENDEE:Elliot Shank ATTENDEE:Will Coleda ATTENDEE:Will Natale ATTENDEE:Jamie Pitts ATTENDEE:Jacob Gelbman ATTENDEE:Patrick Shuff ATTENDEE:jerry gay ATTENDEE:Jesse Vincent ATTENDEE:Adam Prime ATTENDEE:Robert Boone ATTENDEE:Robert Ward ATTENDEE:Solomon Foster ATTENDEE:Matt Follett ATTENDEE:Patrick Michaud ATTENDEE:Lawrence Hixson ATTENDEE:R. Todd Williams ATTENDEE:Packy Anderson ATTENDEE:Kenny Drobnack ATTENDEE:Bruce Gray ATTENDEE:Matt Meinwald COMMENT:26 attendees DESCRIPTION:Rakudo Star -- A usable Perl 6 release\n\nAt long last\, we now have a release of Perl 6 called "Rakudo Star". Rakudo Star is not intend ed to be a final Perl 6 product -- it's a waypoint to signal that Rakudo P erl 6 is reaching a level of implementation maturity where it's suitable f or some applications and other Early Adopter sorts of uses.\n\nRakudo Star also intends to pioneer and evaluate some updated approaches to the proce ss of language development and distribution itself. For example\, develop ment of the Rakudo Perl compiler is being decoupled from the creation and management of "ready-to-use" packages of Perl 6\, such as Rakudo Star. Th is decoupling even extends to the notion that compilers and distributions can (and perhaps should) have separate release cycles and release managers . Other changes are also being pioneered through the\nRakudo Star release. \n\nCome to this talk to learn a bit of the history of Rakudo Star\, the s tructure of the Rakudo Perl 6 project\, and how we intend to use Rakudo St ar as a foundation for building ever-more-mature distributions of Perl 6. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T134000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T130000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 1) ORGANIZER:Patrick Michaud SUMMARY:Rakudo Star - A usable Perl 6 release UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2685 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2685 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Ryan Dietrich ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:Christopher Madsen ATTENDEE:Robert Ward ATTENDEE:Robert Threet ATTENDEE:Ricardo Signes ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Damian Conway ATTENDEE:Dave Rolsky ATTENDEE:Will Coleda ATTENDEE:Chas. Owens ATTENDEE:Stan Schwertly ATTENDEE:Elliot Shank ATTENDEE:Rachel Page ATTENDEE:jerry gay ATTENDEE:Dale Gervais ATTENDEE:Patrick Michaud ATTENDEE:Stephen Scaffidi ATTENDEE:Solomon Foster ATTENDEE:Bruce Gray ATTENDEE:Matt Follett COMMENT:21 attendees DESCRIPTION:Rakudo Perl 6 is available today\, and you can begin using it t oday to write Perl 6 programs. Come to this talk and be amazed by many of the cool new things you can be doing with the features of Perl 6. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T134000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T130000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 1) ORGANIZER:Patrick Michaud SUMMARY:Cool Perl 6 today UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2686 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2686 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Dave Rolsky ATTENDEE:Kurt Edmiston ATTENDEE:john napiorkowski ATTENDEE:Barry Workman ATTENDEE:Doug Bell ATTENDEE:Matthew Rolf ATTENDEE:R Geoffrey Avery COMMENT:7 attendees DESCRIPTION:The next version of the powerful Mason and Perl-based content m anagement system is here! Learn about the new features available in Brico lage\, including AJAX interface improvements\, Apache and mod_perl 2 suppo rt\, better element occurrence control and much more! The presentation wil l also provide tips for making your next installation a successful one. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T094000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T090000 LOCATION:2Checkout.com (Round) ORGANIZER:Matthew Rolf SUMMARY:Introduction to Bricolage 2.0 - Features and Installation UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2690 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2690 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Kenneth Graves ATTENDEE:James Carman ATTENDEE:Max Shughart ATTENDEE:gary ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:Matt Christian ATTENDEE:Dan Kurtz ATTENDEE:Gordon Child ATTENDEE:Doug Bell ATTENDEE:Matthew Rolf ATTENDEE:Ben Thomas ATTENDEE:John Lightsey ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko COMMENT:13 attendees DESCRIPTION:With four years of experience working with content management s ystems such as Bricolage\, Commonspot\, and Vignette\, the presenter has l earned a few tricks of the trade when it comes to effective templating str ategies. The talk will focus on best practices for document modeling and templating. Perl and Mason techniques using the Bricolage CMS will serve as the main examples\, but areas of applicability to other CMS platforms w ill be pointed out. Some background in Perl and Mason will be helpful to understand the more technical aspects of the talk. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T144000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T140000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 2) ORGANIZER:Matthew Rolf SUMMARY:Templating and document modeling strategies for content management UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2691 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2691 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Robert Ward ATTENDEE:Shawn Moore ATTENDEE:Benjamin McMahon ATTENDEE:Joe Kline ATTENDEE:Matt Follett ATTENDEE:Adam Prime ATTENDEE:Doug Bell ATTENDEE:R Geoffrey Avery ATTENDEE:Paul Vining COMMENT:9 attendees DESCRIPTION:Economics experiments are games based on economic models where participants interact under controlled conditions and are paid in real mon ey according to the outcome of the game. The outcome of the game is determ ined by the decisions of all players.\n\nWeb based experiments are attract ive for both teaching and research purposes because they obviate the need to hold the experiment in a fixed physical location.\n\nI will use Dancer to implement a simple experiment focusing on the advantages of using such a lightweight web application framework rather than trying to work within the confines of a standard web server.\n\nPS: If you have a web enabled sm art phone\, please do bring it to the talk. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T134000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T130000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 2) ORGANIZER:Sinan Unur SUMMARY:Economics Experiments with Dancer UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2692 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2692 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Kenneth Power ATTENDEE:Chris Hardie ATTENDEE:Alek Rollyson ATTENDEE:Charles Keefer ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:G. Wade Johnson ATTENDEE:Byron Austin ATTENDEE:Joe Kline ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:Jamie Pitts ATTENDEE:Phillip Moore ATTENDEE:Mike Greb ATTENDEE:jerry gay ATTENDEE:Jon Gentle ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:Matt Christian ATTENDEE:Makoto Nozaki ATTENDEE:Dale Gervais ATTENDEE:Ben Mouw ATTENDEE:David Laulusa ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:Rachel Page ATTENDEE:Michael Moser ATTENDEE:Brian Shilling ATTENDEE:Jason Coble ATTENDEE:J. Nick Koston ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:Philip Henderson ATTENDEE:John Lightsey ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Petar Puskarich ATTENDEE:Jacinta Richardson ATTENDEE:Stephen Bee ATTENDEE:R. Todd Williams COMMENT:35 attendees DESCRIPTION:Perl is a delightfully flexible language\, with many ways to co mplete any task. Unfortunately\, while many of these ways work perfectly in ideal circumstances\, some may include nasty security holes.\n\nWhile m any of these security issues are usually well understood (such as giving u ser input to two-argument open without specifying a file mode)\, others ar e less obvious.\n\nThis talk will take you on a whirlwind tour of security issues in Perl and how to avoid them. An understanding of these issues w ill be of benefit for beginners through to immediate programmers. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T104000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T090000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 1) ORGANIZER:Jacinta Richardson SUMMARY:Securing your code UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2694 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2694 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Jesse Luehrs ATTENDEE:Robert Ward ATTENDEE:Nova Patch ATTENDEE:Makoto Nozaki ATTENDEE:Olaf Alders ATTENDEE:Damian Conway ATTENDEE:Craig Barritt ATTENDEE:Thomas Stanton ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:Petar Puskarich ATTENDEE:Balkee Balakrishnan ATTENDEE:Richard Troth ATTENDEE:Paul Vining COMMENT:13 attendees DESCRIPTION:Ingy döt Net believes that programming languages act as barrier s to the growth of the worldwide hacker community and that truly great hac kers rise above the language barrier level\, and produce technology that s erves all the languages. He calls this belief "Acmeism".\n\nYAPC conferen ces are the best Perl events. They attract not only the smartest\, but the most inventive\, creative and fun Perl programmers worldwide. Unfortunat ely\, they mostly talk just about Perl. OSDC and OSCON conferences attract the best programmers from the all the most exciting programming languages \, only to watch them go off into corners to discus\ns their own technolog y in isolation.\n\nIn this talk\, Ingy will discuss the tenets of Acmeism and why you\, young hacker\, should believe it with all your heart. He wil l attempt to convert you by hypnotizing your Perl in\nfused brain with the se shiny and sexy Acmeist projects:\n\n* C'Dent - A new programming langua ge for writing modules once\, that can be run in a dozen programming langu ages\, including Perl 5 and Perl 6.\n* TestML - A new unit test framework for writing tests once\, that can be used in all the same programming envi ronments as C'Dent.\n* Stardoc - A new framework for writing documentation that is portable to the native doc systems of all the C'Dent languages. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T144000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T130000 LOCATION:2Checkout.com (Round) ORGANIZER:Ingy döt Net SUMMARY:H.O.P.E. -- Hack Once\, Please Everyone -- C'Dent\, the Acmeism and Everyone UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2699 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2699 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Arthur Schmidt ATTENDEE:Ryan Dietrich ATTENDEE:Brad Oaks ATTENDEE:Robert Threet ATTENDEE:Lee Aylward ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:Christopher Madsen ATTENDEE:Curtis Jewell ATTENDEE:Sterling Hanenkamp ATTENDEE:Ricardo Signes ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Damian Conway ATTENDEE:Max Shughart ATTENDEE:James E Keenan ATTENDEE:Will Natale ATTENDEE:Craig Barritt ATTENDEE:Will Coleda ATTENDEE:Kurt Edmiston ATTENDEE:Benjamin McMahon ATTENDEE:Stan Schwertly ATTENDEE:Thomas Stanton ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:Josh ben Jore ATTENDEE:Jason Crome ATTENDEE:Stevan Little ATTENDEE:Christopher Bottoms ATTENDEE:Steve Bohlen ATTENDEE:gary ATTENDEE:Kevin Falcone ATTENDEE:jerry gay ATTENDEE:Makoto Nozaki ATTENDEE:Matt Meinwald ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:Justin Hunter ATTENDEE:Elliot Shank ATTENDEE:Adam Prime ATTENDEE:Wes Malone ATTENDEE:Patrick Michaud ATTENDEE:Dan Kurtz ATTENDEE:Lawrence Hixson ATTENDEE:Matt Follett ATTENDEE:Mark Stosberg ATTENDEE:Balkee Balakrishnan ATTENDEE:Barry Workman ATTENDEE:Philip Henderson ATTENDEE:Paul Vining ATTENDEE:Andy Gorman ATTENDEE:Kenny Drobnack ATTENDEE:Andrew Rodland ATTENDEE:Michael Schwern ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Ben Thomas ATTENDEE:Petar Puskarich ATTENDEE:Jay Hannah ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Mohammed Chaudhry ATTENDEE:Walt Mankowski ATTENDEE:John Judd ATTENDEE:R Geoffrey Avery COMMENT:60 attendees DESCRIPTION:Perl 5.12 is here! It brings a number of cool new features tha t everyone can use as well as a lot of internal improvements that only fiv e people on the planet understand. This talk only focuses on the first\, so that you can skip reading the detailed release notes and just start usi ng the cool stuff seen here. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T104000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T100000 LOCATION:2Checkout.com (Round) ORGANIZER:Ricardo Signes SUMMARY:Perl 5.12 for Everyday Use UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2700 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2700 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Gene Boggs ATTENDEE:Olaf Alders ATTENDEE:Thomas Stanton ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:Matt Meinwald ATTENDEE:Makoto Nozaki ATTENDEE:Samy Kamkar ATTENDEE:Scott Beck COMMENT:8 attendees DESCRIPTION:This presentation will show an API for rhythms\, that is a flex ible toolbox of methods that can be used for practice\, teaching or compos ition\, on any computer. I want to make it "So simple even a drummer coul d use it." but I'm not that far\, just yet. :-)\n\nIt's a "robot" to me\, because it has the potential to be intelligent and could drive servos atta ched to drumsticks\, if the need arose. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T135000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T133000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 2) ORGANIZER:Gene Boggs SUMMARY:My Robot Drummer... UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2706 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2706 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:Michael Schwern ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:G. Wade Johnson ATTENDEE:Victor Stevko ATTENDEE:Ben Mouw ATTENDEE:Kevin Falcone ATTENDEE:Jesse Vincent ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:Chas. Owens ATTENDEE:Piers Cawley ATTENDEE:Matthew Rolf ATTENDEE:Elliot Shank ATTENDEE:Joe Kline ATTENDEE:Patrick Michaud ATTENDEE:Josh ben Jore COMMENT:16 attendees DESCRIPTION:Bug reports drive Open Source\, but too often its a hostile exp erience. As a user\, how do you report a bug without being treated like yo u're dumping a sack of crap on the developer's doorstep? As a developer\, how do you encourage users to report bugs?\n\nThe process of reporting a b ug starts off with two strikes against it. The user is angry\, they’re tak ing time away from doing their work to report a bug. The developers are an noyed\, some freeloader is telling them they made a mistake and they have to take time to fix it. Accusations fly. Tempers get heated. Nobody is hap py. Nobody wants to help anyone.\n\nDevelopers often treat bug reports lik e the user dumped a bag of crap on their doorstep\, rang the bell and told them to clean it up. That’s not what they are. A bug report is a user wal king up to your door\, stepping in crap\, pointing out maybe it should be cleaned up.\n\nNobody lies stepping in crap. And nobody likes cleaning it up. So the whole interaction starts off on the wrong foot\, perhaps the on e covered in crap. Your job\, as developer or as reporter\, is to delibera tely steer it back to being positive one where the developer wants to fix your bug and the reporter wants to continue to report bugs.\n\nAs a user\, and as a developer\, some simple social hacks will turn bug reporting fro m a hateful shoutfest into a pleasant collaboration. We’ll look at some do ’s and don’ts when reporting and receiving a bug\, how to provide enough i nformation\, avoid a hostile tone\, make it easy to report and track bugs\ , and how to keep your head when all you really want to do is bash someone ’s in.\n\nAs a developer\, you’ll encourage more and better quality feedba ck from your users and even pick up new developers in the process. As a us er\, developers will find your reports so delightful they’ll enjoy patchin g it. And you’ll both improve the software you use and love. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T104000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T100000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 1) ORGANIZER:Michael Schwern SUMMARY:How To Report A Bug UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2707 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2707 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Charles Keefer ATTENDEE:Jacob Gelbman ATTENDEE:Michael Schwern ATTENDEE:Aran Deltac ATTENDEE:Curtis Jewell ATTENDEE:Ryan Dietrich ATTENDEE:Damian Conway ATTENDEE:Kenneth Graves ATTENDEE:Michael Lambert ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Will Natale ATTENDEE:Sinan Unur ATTENDEE:Heath Bair ATTENDEE:Jason May ATTENDEE:Dylan Hardison ATTENDEE:Jason Crome ATTENDEE:Mike Greb ATTENDEE:Chas. Owens ATTENDEE:Tim Sebring ATTENDEE:jerry gay ATTENDEE:chris tilton ATTENDEE:Ben Mouw ATTENDEE:Mike Barry ATTENDEE:Steve Bohlen ATTENDEE:David Laulusa ATTENDEE:iank ATTENDEE:bryan abfalter ATTENDEE:Dan Kurtz ATTENDEE:John Judd ATTENDEE:Joe Kline ATTENDEE:Patrick Michaud ATTENDEE:Stephen Scaffidi ATTENDEE:Mark Stosberg ATTENDEE:Barry Workman ATTENDEE:Kevin Shaum ATTENDEE:Kenny Drobnack ATTENDEE:Lawrence Hixson ATTENDEE:Chris Hemmerich ATTENDEE:Jesse Thompson ATTENDEE:Kurt Edmiston ATTENDEE:Josh ben Jore ATTENDEE:Arthur Schmidt ATTENDEE:Jacinta Richardson ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Patrick Donelan ATTENDEE:Jay Hannah COMMENT:48 attendees DESCRIPTION:perl5i is a single module bringing together the best magic Perl programmers have to offer catapulting the basic language forward. Suddenl y everything is an object! Functions return objects and throw exceptions! You don't have to load six modules to work with files! Perl 5 is fun again !\n\nPerl 5 was designed in 1995\, and because of its devotion to backward s compatibility\, its largely stuck there. But Perl programmers have long since moved on advancing the state of the art in the form of CPAN modules. When you write a Perl 5 program you either have to use the outdated core language\, or you have to find\, install and use two dozen CPAN modules. T his turns off newbies\, they don’t know which CPAN modules to use\, and an noys experienced programmers who are tired of having to DIY over and over again.\n\nperl5i is a single Perl module to bring the best of CPAN togethe r under one roof\, working together under a sensible language design. Unli ke Perl 6\, perl5i is an evolutionary development\, remaining compatible w ith Perl 5. Yet it can selectively and safely break compatibility… even wi th itself! Its released\, well tested and intended for production use.\n\n perl5i makes Perl fun again. It fixes the default behaviors. It makes refe rences pleasant to work with. It embraces techniques like exceptions\, aut oboxing and objects in a way Perl 5 really never did. It solves the proble m of backwards compatibility slowly strangling a language.\n\nIf you used to program Perl\, come take another look.\nhttp://search.cpan.org/perldoc? perl5ifaq DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T144000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T140000 LOCATION:cPanel.net (GH3) ORGANIZER:Michael Schwern SUMMARY:perl5i: Perl 5 Improved UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2708 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2708 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Craig Barritt ATTENDEE:Charles Phillips ATTENDEE:Ryan Dietrich ATTENDEE:Charles Keefer ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Andrew Rodland ATTENDEE:Michael Schwern ATTENDEE:Damian Conway ATTENDEE:G. Wade Johnson ATTENDEE:Krishna Sethuraman ATTENDEE:Stan Schwertly ATTENDEE:Mike Greb ATTENDEE:Phillip Moore ATTENDEE:Steve Bohlen ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:Robert Boone ATTENDEE:jerry gay ATTENDEE:Kevin Falcone ATTENDEE:Adam Prime ATTENDEE:Patrick Michaud ATTENDEE:gary ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:Jesse Vincent ATTENDEE:Victor Stevko ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:iank ATTENDEE:Balkee Balakrishnan ATTENDEE:Dan Kurtz ATTENDEE:Robert Ward ATTENDEE:Brian Shilling ATTENDEE:J. Nick Koston ATTENDEE:John Judd ATTENDEE:Doug Bell ATTENDEE:Jason Coble ATTENDEE:Stephen Bee ATTENDEE:Philip Henderson ATTENDEE:Kenny Drobnack ATTENDEE:R. Todd Williams ATTENDEE:Dallas Deeds ATTENDEE:Tim Heaney ATTENDEE:Matt Christian ATTENDEE:Paul Fenwick ATTENDEE:Jacinta Richardson ATTENDEE:Mohammed Chaudhry COMMENT:44 attendees DESCRIPTION:If I could convince developers of one thing it would be this: W riting tests and using version control together during development is the simplest way to improve your life. So I will.\n\nAfter 15 years of being a developer\, teaching software engineering\, trying to get people to see t he light on testing\, I have hit upon the single most important technique you can learn. If you do nothing else to improve your life as a developer\ , it is to learn this simple cycle:\n\n1) Write code.\n2) Write tests.\n3) Fail the tests.\n4) Look at the diff and fix it.\n5) Pass the tests.\n6) Commit.\n7) Repeat.\n\nThis simple\, short development cycle (code\, test\ , fail\, diff\, fix\, pass\, commit\, repeat) will make you code faster\, happier and with more confidence. It takes advantage of the synergy betwee n aggressive\, but simple\, use of testing and version control. It can\, a nd should\, be learned by any developer of any technology in all circumsta nces.\n\nIf you’re struggling as a developer.\nIf you fear changing code.\ nIf you’ve never gotten around to writing tests.\nIf you’re never sure whe n to commit code.\nIf your code always has bugs.\nAttend this session. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T104000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T100000 LOCATION:Grant Street Group (Senate) ORGANIZER:Michael Schwern SUMMARY:Code Happier With The Cycle: Code\, Test\, Fail\, Diff\, Fix\, Pass \, Commit\, Repeat UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2709 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2709 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Jesse Luehrs ATTENDEE:Sterling Hanenkamp ATTENDEE:Arthur Schmidt ATTENDEE:Stephen Scaffidi ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:Mark Stosberg ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Mark Jubenville ATTENDEE:Brad Oaks ATTENDEE:Curtis Jewell ATTENDEE:Olaf Alders ATTENDEE:Charles Phillips ATTENDEE:Aran Deltac ATTENDEE:Michael Schwern ATTENDEE:Jason May ATTENDEE:Will Natale ATTENDEE:Jacob Gelbman ATTENDEE:john napiorkowski ATTENDEE:Elliot Shank ATTENDEE:Nicholas Perez ATTENDEE:Steve Bohlen ATTENDEE:Robert Blackwell ATTENDEE:Adam Prime ATTENDEE:Patrick Michaud ATTENDEE:Kevin Falcone ATTENDEE:Dan Kurtz ATTENDEE:Kevin Shaum ATTENDEE:Ram Dobson ATTENDEE:Will Coleda ATTENDEE:Scott Beck ATTENDEE:Nova Patch ATTENDEE:Jay Hannah ATTENDEE:John Judd ATTENDEE:Kurt Edmiston ATTENDEE:Mohammed Chaudhry COMMENT:35 attendees DESCRIPTION:gitPAN lets you answer some simple questions about CPAN project s easily. For example\, "give me version X of project Y" or "what changed between versions X and Y?". Surprisingly difficult to answer with just C PAN indexes\, something search.cpan.org sort of provides\, gitPAN makes ea sy.\n\nVersion control\, and git in particular\, is ideal for this. Its a ll about tracking versions of a project\, and letting you ask questions.\n \ngitPAN took the entire history of CPAN\, every release ever\, put each p roject into its own repository\, and hosts them on github.com. Now\, for example\, if you want to know what changed between version 2.34 and 2.36 o f XML::Parser...\n\n git clone git://github.com/gitpan/XML-Parser\n cd XML-Parser\n git diff 2.34..2.36\n\nYou'll learn a bit about the dif ficulties building gitPAN\, handy ways to use gitPAN to make maintaining C PAN installations easier\, and how gitPAN makes patching CPAN modules simp ler.\n\nhttp://github.com/schwern/gitpan/blob/master/README DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T092000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T090000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 2) ORGANIZER:Michael Schwern SUMMARY:gitPAN UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2710 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2710 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Craig Barritt ATTENDEE:Jesse Luehrs ATTENDEE:Charles Keefer ATTENDEE:Stevan Little ATTENDEE:Michael Lambert ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Krishna Sethuraman ATTENDEE:Will Natale ATTENDEE:Byron Austin ATTENDEE:Phillip Moore ATTENDEE:Jacob Gelbman ATTENDEE:Tim Sebring ATTENDEE:Michael Moser ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:Bruce Gray ATTENDEE:Barry Workman ATTENDEE:Walt Mankowski ATTENDEE:Benjamin McMahon ATTENDEE:Mark Aufdencamp ATTENDEE:Balkee Balakrishnan ATTENDEE:Dan Kurtz ATTENDEE:Philip Henderson COMMENT:22 attendees DESCRIPTION:Moose is a postmodern object system for Perl 5 that takes the t edium out of writing object-oriented Perl. It is a key technology in the M odern Perl toolbox and is used in an ever growing number of CPAN modules a nd by an ever growing list of companies. \n\nThis talk will introduce you to the central concepts and features of Moose as well as show you where Mo ose can fit into your personal toolbox. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T094000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T090000 LOCATION:cPanel.net (GH3) ORGANIZER:Stevan Little SUMMARY:Intro to Moose UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2720 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2720 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Stevan Little ATTENDEE:Curtis Jewell ATTENDEE:Tyler Riddle ATTENDEE:Sinan Unur ATTENDEE:Andy Gorman ATTENDEE:Kevin Smith ATTENDEE:Robert Blackwell ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:chris tilton ATTENDEE:Chris Hardie COMMENT:10 attendees DESCRIPTION:Moose is a postmodern object system for Perl 5 that takes the t edium out of writing object-oriented Perl. It is a key technology in the M odern Perl toolbox and is used in an ever growing number of CPAN modules a nd by an ever growing list of companies. \n\nThis talk will introduce you to the central concepts and features of Moose as well as show you where Mo ose can fit into your personal toolbox. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T094000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T090000 LOCATION:cPanel.net (GH3) ORGANIZER:Stevan Little SUMMARY:Intro to Moose UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2721 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2721 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Max Shughart ATTENDEE:Shawn Moore ATTENDEE:Stan Schwertly ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:Jason Crome ATTENDEE:Dale Gervais ATTENDEE:Stevan Little ATTENDEE:Rachel Page ATTENDEE:Wes Malone ATTENDEE:Balkee Balakrishnan ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:Kenny Drobnack ATTENDEE:Dan Magnuszewski ATTENDEE:Jerry Mindek ATTENDEE:Petar Puskarich ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Gordon Child COMMENT:18 attendees DESCRIPTION:Moose is a postmodern object system for Perl 5 that takes the t edium out of writing object-oriented Perl. It is a key technology in the M odern Perl toolbox and is used in an ever growing number of CPAN modules a nd by an ever growing list of companies. \n\nThis talk will introduce you to the central concepts and features of Moose as well as show you where Mo ose can fit into your personal toolbox. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T094000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T090000 LOCATION:cPanel.net (GH3) ORGANIZER:Stevan Little SUMMARY:Intro to Moose UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2722 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2722 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Charles Keefer ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:Max Shughart ATTENDEE:James Carman ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Kevin Smith ATTENDEE:Kurt Edmiston ATTENDEE:Byron Austin ATTENDEE:Christopher Bottoms ATTENDEE:Phillip Moore ATTENDEE:Michael Moser ATTENDEE:Kevin Shaum ATTENDEE:Tim Sebring ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Jay Hannah ATTENDEE:Stephen Scaffidi ATTENDEE:Lawrence Hixson ATTENDEE:Dan Magnuszewski ATTENDEE:Brad Oaks ATTENDEE:John Lightsey ATTENDEE:R. Todd Williams COMMENT:21 attendees DESCRIPTION:Intro to Catalyst DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T114000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T110000 LOCATION:cPanel.net (GH3) ORGANIZER:Devin Austin SUMMARY:Intro to Catalyst UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2737 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2737 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Curtis Jewell ATTENDEE:Tyler Riddle ATTENDEE:Craig Barritt ATTENDEE:Byron Austin ATTENDEE:Chris Prather ATTENDEE:chris tilton ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:Andy Gorman ATTENDEE:John Judd ATTENDEE:Balkee Balakrishnan ATTENDEE:Dan Kurtz ATTENDEE:Doug Bell ATTENDEE:Jason Coble ATTENDEE:Chris Hardie ATTENDEE:Jay Hannah ATTENDEE:Dan Wright ATTENDEE:Brad Lhotsky ATTENDEE:Tim Heaney COMMENT:18 attendees DESCRIPTION:Intro to Catalyst DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T114000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T110000 LOCATION:cPanel.net (GH3) ORGANIZER:Chris Prather SUMMARY:Intro to Catalyst UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2738 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2738 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Shawn Moore ATTENDEE:Phillip Moore ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:Mike Barry ATTENDEE:Stevan Little ATTENDEE:Nicholas Perez ATTENDEE:Lawrence Hixson ATTENDEE:Jason May ATTENDEE:Chris Hardie ATTENDEE:R. Todd Williams ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Will Natale COMMENT:13 attendees DESCRIPTION:Intro to Catalyst DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T114000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T110000 LOCATION:cPanel.net (GH3) ORGANIZER:Nicholas Perez SUMMARY:Intro to Catalyst UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2739 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2739 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Stephen Scaffidi ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Krishna Sethuraman ATTENDEE:Benjamin McMahon ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson ATTENDEE:Jacob Gelbman ATTENDEE:Makoto Nozaki ATTENDEE:Michael Moser ATTENDEE:Justin Hunter ATTENDEE:Tim Sebring ATTENDEE:Mike Greb ATTENDEE:Packy Anderson ATTENDEE:Dan Kurtz ATTENDEE:Will Natale ATTENDEE:Dan Magnuszewski ATTENDEE:Christopher Bottoms ATTENDEE:Jacinta Richardson ATTENDEE:bryan abfalter ATTENDEE:Walt Mankowski ATTENDEE:John Lightsey ATTENDEE:R. Todd Williams ATTENDEE:Tim Heaney COMMENT:22 attendees DESCRIPTION:DBIx::Class - Extensible and flexible object <-> relational map per.\nhttp://search.cpan.org/dist/DBIx-Class/lib/DBIx/Class.pm\n\n40 minut e overview of as many features as we can fit DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T104000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T100000 LOCATION:cPanel.net (GH3) ORGANIZER:Justin Hunter SUMMARY:Intro to DBIx::Class UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2740 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2740 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Curtis Jewell ATTENDEE:Arthur Schmidt ATTENDEE:Tyler Riddle ATTENDEE:Jesse Luehrs ATTENDEE:Kevin Smith ATTENDEE:Max Shughart ATTENDEE:Mike Greb ATTENDEE:Andy Gorman ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:chris tilton ATTENDEE:Mark Geary ATTENDEE:Jay Hannah ATTENDEE:Brad Lhotsky COMMENT:13 attendees DESCRIPTION:Slides at github.com/frioux and afoolishmanifesto.com/dbic-intr o/slideshow.html DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T104000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T100000 LOCATION:cPanel.net (GH3) ORGANIZER:Arthur Schmidt SUMMARY:Intro to DBIx::Class UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2741 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2741 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:jeff oyama ATTENDEE:jerry gay ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:Kevin Shaum ATTENDEE:Gordon Child ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Jerry Mindek COMMENT:7 attendees DESCRIPTION:Intro to DBIx::Class DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T104000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T100000 LOCATION:cPanel.net (GH3) ORGANIZER:Amiri Barksdale SUMMARY:Intro to DBIx::Class UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2742 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2742 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Justin Hunter ATTENDEE:Jesse Luehrs ATTENDEE:Michael Moser ATTENDEE:Christopher Bottoms ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:Ryan Dietrich ATTENDEE:Stephen Scaffidi ATTENDEE:Christopher Madsen ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Lee Aylward ATTENDEE:Curtis Jewell ATTENDEE:Kevin Smith ATTENDEE:Arthur Schmidt ATTENDEE:Michael Canzoneri ATTENDEE:Patrick Michaud ATTENDEE:Ricardo Signes ATTENDEE:Charles Phillips ATTENDEE:Tyler Riddle ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Stevan Little ATTENDEE:Kenneth Graves ATTENDEE:James Carman ATTENDEE:Sterling Hanenkamp ATTENDEE:Nova Patch ATTENDEE:Wes Malone ATTENDEE:Byron Austin ATTENDEE:Dylan Hardison ATTENDEE:Shawn Moore ATTENDEE:Max Shughart ATTENDEE:Elliot Shank ATTENDEE:Damian Conway ATTENDEE:Will Natale ATTENDEE:Sinan Unur ATTENDEE:G. Wade Johnson ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:Stan Schwertly ATTENDEE:Craig Barritt ATTENDEE:Heath Bair ATTENDEE:Jason May ATTENDEE:Will Coleda ATTENDEE:Mike Greb ATTENDEE:Benjamin McMahon ATTENDEE:Joe Kline ATTENDEE:Krishna Sethuraman ATTENDEE:Kurt Edmiston ATTENDEE:john napiorkowski ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson ATTENDEE:Jacob Gelbman ATTENDEE:Jason Crome ATTENDEE:Mohammed Chaudhry ATTENDEE:Chris Nehren ATTENDEE:Gordon Child ATTENDEE:Victor Stevko ATTENDEE:Makoto Nozaki ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:jerry gay ATTENDEE:Kevin Shaum ATTENDEE:Andy Gorman ATTENDEE:Ben Mouw ATTENDEE:Mike Barry ATTENDEE:Matt Meinwald ATTENDEE:Robert Boone ATTENDEE:David Laulusa ATTENDEE:Jon Gentle ATTENDEE:Tim Sebring ATTENDEE:Adam Prime ATTENDEE:Scott Beck ATTENDEE:Jesse Vincent ATTENDEE:Robert Blackwell ATTENDEE:Elizabeth Patterson ATTENDEE:Jeff Brufladt ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:Nicholas Perez ATTENDEE:Kevin Falcone ATTENDEE:R Geoffrey Avery ATTENDEE:Brian Shilling ATTENDEE:bryan abfalter ATTENDEE:Jacinta Richardson ATTENDEE:iank ATTENDEE:John Judd ATTENDEE:Paul Fenwick ATTENDEE:Thomas Stanton ATTENDEE:Todd Chapman ATTENDEE:Aaron Buechlein ATTENDEE:Ben Thomas ATTENDEE:Balkee Balakrishnan ATTENDEE:Aran Deltac ATTENDEE:Chas. Owens ATTENDEE:Patrick Donelan ATTENDEE:Dan Kurtz ATTENDEE:Ram Dobson ATTENDEE:Dan Magnuszewski ATTENDEE:Walt Mankowski ATTENDEE:Mark Stosberg ATTENDEE:Richard Troth ATTENDEE:Lawrence Hixson ATTENDEE:Bruce Gray ATTENDEE:Packy Anderson ATTENDEE:Doug Bell ATTENDEE:Jason Coble ATTENDEE:Philip Henderson ATTENDEE:Chris Hardie ATTENDEE:John Lightsey ATTENDEE:Paul Vining ATTENDEE:Warner Moore ATTENDEE:Tim Heaney ATTENDEE:Chris Hemmerich ATTENDEE:R. Todd Williams COMMENT:108 attendees DESCRIPTION:Come hear about what's new and exciting in Perl 5.12 and what m ight be new and exciting in Perl 5.14. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T085000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T083000 LOCATION:cPanel.net (GH3) ORGANIZER:Jesse Vincent SUMMARY:Monday Keynote UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2751 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2751 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Krishna Sethuraman ATTENDEE:Kenneth Power ATTENDEE:Lee Aylward ATTENDEE:Ricardo Signes ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Charles Keefer ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:Michael Lambert ATTENDEE:Byron Austin ATTENDEE:Mike Greb ATTENDEE:Gordon Child ATTENDEE:Kevin Falcone ATTENDEE:Matt Meinwald ATTENDEE:Jesse Vincent ATTENDEE:Elliot Shank ATTENDEE:gary ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:Petar Puskarich ATTENDEE:Brian Shilling ATTENDEE:J. Nick Koston ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:Richard Troth ATTENDEE:Michael Moser ATTENDEE:Philip Henderson ATTENDEE:Mohammed Chaudhry ATTENDEE:Mark Jubenville ATTENDEE:Dallas Deeds ATTENDEE:Dan Magnuszewski ATTENDEE:Dan Wright ATTENDEE:R. Todd Williams COMMENT:30 attendees DESCRIPTION:Low-level networking can be a powerful and invaluable method fo r either solving problems or wreaking havoc. This talk will examine system -level functions in Perl and very low-level methods to interface with pack et sniffing and packet injection technologies in pure Perl\, even without dependencies such as libpcap\, libnet\, drugs\, alcohol\, or XS.\n\nWe'll also go over various examples of pure Perl implementations and the underpi nnings of network protocols\, tools\, and attacks such as DNS spoofing\, A RP spoofing\, packet sniffing\, and reading your girlfriend's emails. It's suggested that everyone avoid using the Internet during this time. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T144000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T140000 LOCATION:Grant Street Group (Senate) ORGANIZER:Samy Kamkar SUMMARY:Extremely Low-Level Networking in Perl UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2752 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2752 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Justin Hunter ATTENDEE:Jesse Luehrs ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Alek Rollyson ATTENDEE:Curtis Jewell ATTENDEE:Arthur Schmidt ATTENDEE:David H. Adler ATTENDEE:Tyler Riddle ATTENDEE:Christopher Madsen ATTENDEE:Ryan Dietrich ATTENDEE:Charles Keefer ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:Damian Conway ATTENDEE:Kenneth Graves ATTENDEE:James Carman ATTENDEE:Nova Patch ATTENDEE:Max Shughart ATTENDEE:Sinan Unur ATTENDEE:Jason May ATTENDEE:Dylan Hardison ATTENDEE:Will Coleda ATTENDEE:Will Natale ATTENDEE:Shawn Moore ATTENDEE:Kevin Smith ATTENDEE:Craig Barritt ATTENDEE:Heath Bair ATTENDEE:Elliot Shank ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Patrick Michaud ATTENDEE:Joe Kline ATTENDEE:Kurt Edmiston ATTENDEE:Thomas Stanton ATTENDEE:Stan Schwertly ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson ATTENDEE:Jamie Pitts ATTENDEE:Benjamin McMahon ATTENDEE:Jacob Gelbman ATTENDEE:Jason Crome ATTENDEE:Christopher Bottoms ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:Mike Greb ATTENDEE:Mohammed Chaudhry ATTENDEE:Chas. Owens ATTENDEE:Chris Nehren ATTENDEE:Josh ben Jore ATTENDEE:Victor Stevko ATTENDEE:Ben Mouw ATTENDEE:Matt Meinwald ATTENDEE:jerry gay ATTENDEE:Gabor Szabo ATTENDEE:gary ATTENDEE:Makoto Nozaki ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:Kevin Falcone ATTENDEE:Jesse Vincent ATTENDEE:Wes Malone ATTENDEE:Mike Barry ATTENDEE:Matt Follett ATTENDEE:R Geoffrey Avery ATTENDEE:David Laulusa ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:Andy Gorman ATTENDEE:Nicholas Perez ATTENDEE:iank ATTENDEE:bryan abfalter ATTENDEE:Jason Coble ATTENDEE:Christopher Butler ATTENDEE:Brian Shilling ATTENDEE:Brad Lhotsky ATTENDEE:G. Wade Johnson ATTENDEE:Robert Ward ATTENDEE:Kenny Drobnack ATTENDEE:Petar Puskarich ATTENDEE:Jeff Brufladt ATTENDEE:Stephen Scaffidi ATTENDEE:Lawrence Hixson ATTENDEE:Dan Kurtz ATTENDEE:Elizabeth Patterson ATTENDEE:Barry Workman ATTENDEE:John Judd ATTENDEE:Mark Stosberg ATTENDEE:Doug Bell ATTENDEE:Philip Henderson ATTENDEE:Chris Hardie ATTENDEE:Kevin Shaum ATTENDEE:Patrick Donelan ATTENDEE:Mats Stafseng Einarsen ATTENDEE:Dallas Deeds ATTENDEE:Tim Heaney ATTENDEE:Jon Gentle ATTENDEE:Mark Jubenville ATTENDEE:Jesse Thompson ATTENDEE:Aran Deltac ATTENDEE:Chris Hemmerich ATTENDEE:R. Todd Williams ATTENDEE:Paul Fenwick ATTENDEE:Solomon Foster ATTENDEE:Bruce Gray ATTENDEE:Charles Phillips ATTENDEE:Jacinta Richardson ATTENDEE:Len Jaffe COMMENT:101 attendees DESCRIPTION:The conference dinner and auction will be held in the conferenc e building\, in the Performance Hall and South Courtyard.\n\nMenu: http:// yapc2010.com/yn2010/wiki?node=Tuesday%20Dinner\n\nMap: http://ohiounion.os u.edu/visit_the_union/building_map/first_floor\n\nIf you have any special dietary needs please contact us at organizers@yapc2010.com DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T220000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T180000 LOCATION:Booking.com (Performance Hall) ORGANIZER:Heath Bair SUMMARY:YAPC Conference Dinner and Auction UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2754 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2754 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Michael Moser ATTENDEE:Lee Aylward ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Arthur Schmidt ATTENDEE:Justin Hunter ATTENDEE:Michael Canzoneri ATTENDEE:Tyler Riddle ATTENDEE:Ricardo Signes ATTENDEE:Charles Phillips ATTENDEE:Curtis Jewell ATTENDEE:Christopher Bottoms ATTENDEE:Alek Rollyson ATTENDEE:Wes Malone ATTENDEE:Stephen Scaffidi ATTENDEE:Christopher Madsen ATTENDEE:Damian Conway ATTENDEE:Kenneth Graves ATTENDEE:Jacob Gelbman ATTENDEE:James Carman ATTENDEE:Byron Austin ATTENDEE:Michael Lambert ATTENDEE:Sterling Hanenkamp ATTENDEE:Max Shughart ATTENDEE:Elliot Shank ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Sinan Unur ATTENDEE:G. Wade Johnson ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:Jason May ATTENDEE:Will Coleda ATTENDEE:Will Natale ATTENDEE:Gordon Child ATTENDEE:Krishna Sethuraman ATTENDEE:Nova Patch ATTENDEE:Shawn Moore ATTENDEE:Kevin Smith ATTENDEE:Craig Barritt ATTENDEE:Heath Bair ATTENDEE:Dylan Hardison ATTENDEE:Stan Schwertly ATTENDEE:Kurt Edmiston ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson ATTENDEE:Mike Greb ATTENDEE:Joe Kline ATTENDEE:Thomas Stanton ATTENDEE:Benjamin McMahon ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:Chris Nehren ATTENDEE:john napiorkowski ATTENDEE:Jason Crome ATTENDEE:Mohammed Chaudhry ATTENDEE:Chas. Owens ATTENDEE:Victor Stevko ATTENDEE:David Laulusa ATTENDEE:Jon Gentle ATTENDEE:Makoto Nozaki ATTENDEE:jerry gay ATTENDEE:Kevin Falcone ATTENDEE:Ben Mouw ATTENDEE:Stevan Little ATTENDEE:Robert Boone ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:Robert Blackwell ATTENDEE:Kevin Shaum ATTENDEE:Andy Gorman ATTENDEE:Jeff Brufladt ATTENDEE:Adam Prime ATTENDEE:Scott Beck ATTENDEE:Patrick Michaud ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:R Geoffrey Avery ATTENDEE:Elizabeth Patterson ATTENDEE:Tim Sebring ATTENDEE:Anthony Stabile ATTENDEE:Mike Barry ATTENDEE:Matt Meinwald ATTENDEE:Nicholas Perez ATTENDEE:Michael Banaski ATTENDEE:Dan Magnuszewski ATTENDEE:Walt Mankowski ATTENDEE:Patrick Donelan ATTENDEE:Dan Kurtz ATTENDEE:Aran Deltac ATTENDEE:Doug Bell ATTENDEE:Jason Coble ATTENDEE:Ben Thomas ATTENDEE:Bruce Gray ATTENDEE:Packy Anderson ATTENDEE:John Judd ATTENDEE:Balkee Balakrishnan ATTENDEE:Paul Fenwick ATTENDEE:Ram Dobson ATTENDEE:Jacinta Richardson ATTENDEE:Aaron Buechlein ATTENDEE:iank ATTENDEE:Brian Shilling ATTENDEE:bryan abfalter ATTENDEE:Mark Stosberg ATTENDEE:Richard Troth ATTENDEE:Lawrence Hixson ATTENDEE:Kenny Drobnack ATTENDEE:Todd Chapman ATTENDEE:Philip Henderson ATTENDEE:Chris Hardie ATTENDEE:John Lightsey ATTENDEE:Paul Vining ATTENDEE:R. Todd Williams ATTENDEE:Chris Hemmerich ATTENDEE:Tim Heaney COMMENT:110 attendees DESCRIPTION:Columbus.PM and I welcome everyone to YAPC::NA 2010!\n\nWe will be going over what to do at YAPC\, what the schedule of events is going t o be\, and who is talking about what.\n\nYaakov will also be joining me on stage to talk about YAPC and how to make the most of the conference.\n\nT he last 5 minutes will be Geoffrey Avery going over the Lightning talks.\n \nI hope to see everyone bright and early! DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T082000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T080000 LOCATION:cPanel.net (GH3) ORGANIZER:Heath Bair SUMMARY:Welcome to YAPC::NA 2010 UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2755 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2755 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Andrew Rodland ATTENDEE:Lee Aylward ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Krishna Sethuraman ATTENDEE:Patrick Michaud ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:Damian Conway ATTENDEE:Ryan Dietrich ATTENDEE:Shawn Moore ATTENDEE:Elliot Shank ATTENDEE:Sinan Unur ATTENDEE:Heath Bair ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Chas. Owens ATTENDEE:Jacob Gelbman ATTENDEE:jerry gay ATTENDEE:Phillip Moore ATTENDEE:Josh ben Jore ATTENDEE:Nova Patch ATTENDEE:Makoto Nozaki ATTENDEE:Gabor Szabo ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:gary ATTENDEE:Christopher Bottoms ATTENDEE:Matt Follett ATTENDEE:Piers Cawley ATTENDEE:Will Coleda ATTENDEE:Petar Puskarich ATTENDEE:Elizabeth Patterson ATTENDEE:Jeff Brufladt ATTENDEE:Lawrence Hixson ATTENDEE:Michael Peters ATTENDEE:bryan abfalter ATTENDEE:Stephen Scaffidi ATTENDEE:Richard Troth ATTENDEE:Solomon Foster ATTENDEE:Kevin Shaum ATTENDEE:Paul Vining ATTENDEE:Christopher Madsen ATTENDEE:Tatsuhiko Miyagawa ATTENDEE:Jesse Thompson ATTENDEE:Chris Hemmerich ATTENDEE:Paul Fenwick ATTENDEE:Gordon Child ATTENDEE:Bruce Gray ATTENDEE:Packy Anderson ATTENDEE:R. Todd Williams COMMENT:47 attendees DESCRIPTION:(Re)Developing in Perl 6\n\nNow that Perl 6 is available in a u sable form\, over the past twelve months Damian has revisited some of his most popular Perl 5 modules and reimplemented them in "native" Perl 6.\n\n In this talk he will walk through the changes needed to port several of th ose modules\, a journey that gives a surprisingly thorough overview of how the two languages differ\, as well as insights into the relative strength s of each. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T113000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T100000 LOCATION:Booking.com (Performance Hall) ORGANIZER:Damian Conway SUMMARY:Damian - (Re)Developing in Perl 6 UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2759 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2759 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Christopher Madsen ATTENDEE:Charles Phillips ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson ATTENDEE:Jamie Pitts ATTENDEE:john napiorkowski ATTENDEE:Mike Barry ATTENDEE:jerry gay ATTENDEE:Robert Boone ATTENDEE:Victor Stevko ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:Adam Prime ATTENDEE:Stephen Scaffidi ATTENDEE:Dan Magnuszewski ATTENDEE:bryan abfalter ATTENDEE:Doug Bell ATTENDEE:Patrick Michaud ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Mark Jubenville ATTENDEE:Arthur Schmidt COMMENT:20 attendees DESCRIPTION:This talk will discuss modern Perl exceptions (not strings)\, h ow to handle them\, generate them\, etc. And then I will show how to use DBIx::Exceptions which will parse database errors into structures exceptio n objects.\nslides at github.com/frioux and\nafoolishmanifesto.com/dbie-in tro/slideshow.html DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T154000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T150000 LOCATION:cPanel.net (GH3) ORGANIZER:Arthur Schmidt SUMMARY:Modern Database exceptions with DBIx::Exceptions UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2761 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2761 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Arthur Schmidt ATTENDEE:Krishna Sethuraman ATTENDEE:Andrew Rodland ATTENDEE:James Carman ATTENDEE:Wes Malone ATTENDEE:Kevin Smith ATTENDEE:Heath Bair ATTENDEE:Devin Austin ATTENDEE:john napiorkowski ATTENDEE:Jamie Pitts ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:Ben Mouw ATTENDEE:Thomas Stanton ATTENDEE:Ram Dobson ATTENDEE:Aaron Buechlein ATTENDEE:Aran Deltac ATTENDEE:Doug Bell ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:John Judd ATTENDEE:Scott Beck ATTENDEE:Jason Coble ATTENDEE:Mohammed Chaudhry ATTENDEE:Chris Hemmerich COMMENT:23 attendees DESCRIPTION:DBIx::Class::Schema::Versioned works\, but it's not very extens ible. I wrote DBIx::Class::DeploymentHandler to be extremely extensible. The first half of this talk will be basic usage of DBICDH\; how to instal l\, upgrade/downgrade\, etc\, a DBIC::Schema. The second half of the talk will go over how to extend it to do things I may never have thought of.\n slides at \ngithub.com/frioux and\nafoolishmanifesto.com/dbicdh-intro/slid eshow.html DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T104000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T100000 LOCATION:cPanel.net (GH1) ORGANIZER:Arthur Schmidt SUMMARY:Modern DBIx::Class Database Deployment with DBIx::Class:: Deploymen t Handler UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2762 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2762 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Aran Deltac ATTENDEE:karen todd ATTENDEE:Lawrence Hixson ATTENDEE:Christopher Bottoms COMMENT:4 attendees DESCRIPTION:Cost: $120\n\nYou can purchase a ticket for this class from the Conference Store DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100624T160000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100624T090000 LOCATION:2Checkout.com (Round) ORGANIZER:Damian Conway SUMMARY:Damian - Introduction to Perl 5.10 and 5.12 UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2764 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2764 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Michael Moser ATTENDEE:Michael Moser COMMENT:2 attendees DESCRIPTION:Cost $120\n\nTickets for this class can be purchased from the C onference Store DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100625T160000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100625T090000 LOCATION:2Checkout.com (Round) ORGANIZER:Damian Conway SUMMARY:Damian - Hands-on Perl 6 with Rakudo UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2765 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2765 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Jeff Brufladt ATTENDEE:Elizabeth Patterson COMMENT:2 attendees DESCRIPTION:Cost $120\n\nYou can purchase a ticket to this class in the Con ference Store DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100624T160000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100624T090000 LOCATION:Grant Street Group (Senate) ORGANIZER:Heath Bair SUMMARY:Randal - "Learning Perl" - in a hurry UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2766 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2766 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Robert Ward ATTENDEE:Kenny Drobnack ATTENDEE:Jacinta Richardson ATTENDEE:Charles Phillips ATTENDEE:Victor Stevko ATTENDEE:Steve Bohlen ATTENDEE:Arthur Schmidt ATTENDEE:Paul Fenwick ATTENDEE:Mark Jubenville COMMENT:9 attendees DESCRIPTION:When I started to build Padre\, the Perl IDE in June 2008 almos t everyone in the Perl community thought it is a waste of effort in a fail ed project to create something that no one wants.\n\nAfter 2 years\, over 50 releases\, more than 10\,000 commits by many contributors we can say Pa dre \nis on its way to become one of the best editors for Perl 5 and Perl 6.\n\nIt would have not been possible without the growing support from the Perl community and without the reuse of over 200 CPAN modules written by other people.\n\n\nIn this talk I'll talk about Padre and how we managed t o build the team. \nHow we got included in all the major Linux distributio ns and what else have \nwe done to build the product?\n\nPadre is a Perl I DE written in Perl 5. It provides special features for editing both Perl 5 and Perl 6 files. It is available on Linux\, FreeBSD\, Windows\, and Mac OSX. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T114000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T110000 LOCATION:Grant Street Group (Senate) ORGANIZER:Gabor Szabo SUMMARY:Padre\, the Perl IDE Building an open source team\, getting the pro ject to users against the odds UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2782 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2782 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Patrick Michaud ATTENDEE:jerry gay ATTENDEE:Gabor Szabo ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson ATTENDEE:John Lightsey ATTENDEE:Will Coleda ATTENDEE:Packy Anderson ATTENDEE:G. Wade Johnson ATTENDEE:Christopher Bottoms COMMENT:9 attendees DESCRIPTION:According to a report generated in 2007 less than 10% of the CP AN packages are redistributed by Debian and Fedora and much less by the ot her distributions.\n\nThis is frustrating to the end user as they need to install many other packages directly from CPAN. Because they already have to install from CPAN they don't care asking the distributors to include th ose packages nor do they come and help packaging. Hence there are few pack ages....\n\nIn this session we will try to break the vicious cycle of the chicken and the egg and find an improvement to the situation.\n\nA longer blog entry related to this subject can be found under the title Working wi th upstream - installing Perl modules from CPAN \nhttp://szabgab.com/blog/ 2010/01/1263996969.html DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T144000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T140000 LOCATION:Nationwide (Cartoon 1) ORGANIZER:Gabor Szabo SUMMARY:Working with upstream - Distributing Perl modules from CPAN UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2783 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2783 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Patrick Michaud ATTENDEE:Heath Bair ATTENDEE:Will Coleda ATTENDEE:Damian Conway ATTENDEE:James E Keenan ATTENDEE:Sinan Unur ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson ATTENDEE:Ryan Dietrich ATTENDEE:Jamie Pitts ATTENDEE:Chas. Owens ATTENDEE:jerry gay ATTENDEE:Phillip Moore ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:Mike Greb ATTENDEE:Victor Stevko ATTENDEE:Robert Boone ATTENDEE:gary ATTENDEE:Jesse Vincent ATTENDEE:Elliot Shank ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:Christopher Bottoms ATTENDEE:Makoto Nozaki ATTENDEE:Shawn Moore ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Tim Sebring ATTENDEE:Mike Barry ATTENDEE:Jon Gentle ATTENDEE:Gabor Szabo ATTENDEE:Matt Christian ATTENDEE:Nova Patch ATTENDEE:Adam Prime ATTENDEE:Matt Follett ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:Kevin Falcone ATTENDEE:Ben Mouw ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:Michael Moser ATTENDEE:John Lightsey ATTENDEE:Solomon Foster ATTENDEE:Aaron Buechlein ATTENDEE:Jeff Brufladt ATTENDEE:Kenneth Graves ATTENDEE:Brian Shilling ATTENDEE:Richard Troth ATTENDEE:John Judd ATTENDEE:Todd Rinaldo ATTENDEE:Petar Puskarich ATTENDEE:bryan abfalter ATTENDEE:Dan Kurtz ATTENDEE:G. Wade Johnson ATTENDEE:Stephen Scaffidi ATTENDEE:iank ATTENDEE:Balkee Balakrishnan ATTENDEE:Elizabeth Patterson ATTENDEE:Jason May ATTENDEE:Piers Cawley ATTENDEE:Lawrence Hixson ATTENDEE:Jason Coble ATTENDEE:Michael Peters ATTENDEE:Robert Ward ATTENDEE:Philip Henderson ATTENDEE:Kevin Shaum ATTENDEE:Paul Vining ATTENDEE:David Laulusa ATTENDEE:Paul Fenwick ATTENDEE:Jesse Thompson ATTENDEE:Brad Lhotsky ATTENDEE:R. Todd Williams ATTENDEE:Christopher Madsen ATTENDEE:Stephen Bee ATTENDEE:Patrick Donelan ATTENDEE:Michael Schwern ATTENDEE:Tatsuhiko Miyagawa ATTENDEE:Gordon Child ATTENDEE:Packy Anderson ATTENDEE:Mohammed Chaudhry ATTENDEE:Dallas Deeds ATTENDEE:Charles Phillips ATTENDEE:Chris Hemmerich ATTENDEE:Will Natale ATTENDEE:Jacob Gelbman ATTENDEE:Bruce Gray ATTENDEE:Kenny Drobnack ATTENDEE:Jay Hannah ATTENDEE:Len Jaffe COMMENT:86 attendees DESCRIPTION:Once again\, Perl’s own Dr Evil emerges from his secret lair on a remote Pacific island to beam a devastating onslaught of new and dubiou s software ideas directly into your unsuspecting frontal lobes. After this talk you may never build a CLI\, write a regex\, debug a variable\, or th row an exception in quite the same way again. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T094000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100622T090000 LOCATION:Booking.com (Performance Hall) ORGANIZER:Damian Conway SUMMARY:The Conway Channel UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2793 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2793 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Byron Austin COMMENT:1 attendees DESCRIPTION:I'm teaching a new master class based on my latest book\, Effec tive Perl Programming\, 2nd Edition\, and the Effective Perler blog that g oes with it. Perl has changed quite a bit since Joseph Hall wrote the firs t edition over 10 years ago. Josh McAdams and I have added a lot of new in formation as well as updated the existing material. \n\nIn the two-day cla ss for intermediate Perl programmers\, I'll cover selected topics from the book\, including: \n\n* Working with Unicode in Perl \n* Tricks with file handles \n* New regex features in Perl 5.10 and later \n* Playing with pac k() \n* Using closures to make things simpler \n* Managing distributions \ n* Tricks with testing \n* and other topics as time allows DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100624T160000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100624T090000 LOCATION:Hays (BOF) ORGANIZER:brian d foy SUMMARY:Brian - Effective Perl Programming UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2794 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2794 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Byron Austin COMMENT:1 attendees DESCRIPTION:I'm teaching a new master class based on my latest book\, Effec tive Perl Programming\, 2nd Edition\, and the Effective Perler blog that g oes with it. Perl has changed quite a bit since Joseph Hall wrote the firs t edition over 10 years ago. Josh McAdams and I have added a lot of new in formation as well as updated the existing material. \n\nIn the two-day cla ss for intermediate Perl programmers\, I'll cover selected topics from the book\, including: \n\n* Working with Unicode in Perl \n* Tricks with file handles \n* New regex features in Perl 5.10 and later \n* Playing with pac k() \n* Using closures to make things simpler \n* Managing distributions \ n* Tricks with testing \n* and other topics as time allows DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100625T160000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100625T090000 LOCATION:Hays (BOF) ORGANIZER:brian d foy SUMMARY:Brian - Effective Perl Programming (Day 2) UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2795 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2795 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT COMMENT:0 attendees DESCRIPTION:Join us for an interactive hands-on course all about Moose. Moo se is an OO system for Perl 5 that provides a simple declarative layer of "sugar" on top of a powerful\, extensible meta-model. \n\nWith Moose\, sim ple classes can be created without writing any subroutines\, and complex c lasses can be simplified. Moose's features include a powerful attribute de claration system\, type constraints and coercions\, method modifiers ("bef ore"\, "after"\, and "around")\, a role system (like mixins on steroids)\, and more. Moose also has a vibrant ecosystem of extensions as seen in the variety of MooseX:: modules on CPAN. \n\nThis course will cover Moose's c ore features\, dip a toe into the meta-model\, and explore some of the mor e powerful MooseX:: modules available on CPAN. \n\nStudents are expected t o bring a laptop\, as you will be writing code during the class. You will also be provided with a tarball a week or so before the class is scheduled \, which will contain a directory tree skeleton and test files. \nAbout th e Instructor\n\n\nDave Rolsky has been a Perl developer since 1999\, and h as created or contributed to dozens of CPAN modules. He is a member of the Moose core development team\, and in early 2009 completed a TPF grant to substantially rewrite and expand the Moose documentation. He is also the c o-author of Embedding Perl in HTML with Mason and RT Essentials. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100624T160000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100624T090000 LOCATION:Tanya (BOF) ORGANIZER:Dave Rolsky SUMMARY:Introduction to Moose UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2796 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2796 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Elizabeth Patterson ATTENDEE:Jeff Brufladt ATTENDEE:karen todd ATTENDEE:Dallas Deeds ATTENDEE:Kurt Edmiston COMMENT:5 attendees DESCRIPTION:Title: "Intermediate Perl" - in a hurry \n\nDescription: Stoneh enge's flagship course is normally taught in a week\, \nbut Randal Schwart z brings the entire contents of the Alpaca book to you \nin a single day! Starting where the Llama book left off\, you'll learn \nabout Exception Ha ndling\, Creating Modules\, References\, Complex Data \nStructures\, Closu res\, Objects\, Creating Distributions\, Testing\, \nContributing to the C PAN\, and even the Schwartzian Transform. \n\nPrerequisites: A good night' s sleep\, and knowledge of the contents of \nthe lama book or equivalent. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100625T160000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100625T090000 LOCATION:Grant Street Group (Senate) ORGANIZER:Heath Bair SUMMARY:Randal - "Intermediate Perl" - in a hurry UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2797 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2797 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Aran Deltac COMMENT:1 attendees DESCRIPTION:Catalyst DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100625T160000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100625T090000 LOCATION:Tanya (BOF) ORGANIZER:Matt S Trout SUMMARY:MST - Catalyst UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2798 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2798 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:Makoto Nozaki ATTENDEE:jerry gay ATTENDEE:Shawn Moore ATTENDEE:Kevin Falcone ATTENDEE:Michael Moser ATTENDEE:Kevin Shaum ATTENDEE:Jesse Vincent ATTENDEE:David Laulusa ATTENDEE:Brian Shilling ATTENDEE:Christopher Madsen ATTENDEE:Ed Szynaka ATTENDEE:Walt Mankowski ATTENDEE:bryan abfalter ATTENDEE:Lawrence Hixson ATTENDEE:Barry Workman ATTENDEE:J. Nick Koston ATTENDEE:Patrick Michaud ATTENDEE:Charles Phillips ATTENDEE:Kenny Drobnack ATTENDEE:Stephen Bee ATTENDEE:Jay Hannah ATTENDEE:Jeff Brufladt ATTENDEE:Jon Miner ATTENDEE:Balkee Balakrishnan ATTENDEE:Bruce Gray ATTENDEE:Kurt Edmiston ATTENDEE:Philip Henderson ATTENDEE:Paul Vining ATTENDEE:Josh ben Jore ATTENDEE:R. Todd Williams ATTENDEE:Len Jaffe COMMENT:32 attendees DESCRIPTION:Awesome things have been happening in Perl recently\; so many t hat even if\nyou've been paying close attention\, you may have missed a fe w. In this talk\nwe'll examine some of the coolest recent technologies for Perl programmers\,\nincluding:\n\n* Overhauling Perl's Object Oriented fr amework with Moose.\n\n* Making everything a first-class object with autob ox.\n\n* Slashing your error handling code with autodie.\n\n* Building fas t\, readable and reusable regular expressions with Perl 5.10.\n\n* Bundlin g and building stand-alone applications using PAR\, the Perl Archiver.\n\n * Astonishingly good profiling with Devel::NYTProf.\n\n* Playing MineSweep er automatically with App::SweeperBot. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T144000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100621T140000 LOCATION:Grant Street Group (Senate) ORGANIZER:Paul Fenwick SUMMARY:Awesome things you've missed in Perl UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2902 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2902 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Julie Eberhart ATTENDEE:David Laulusa ATTENDEE:John Anderson ATTENDEE:Makoto Nozaki ATTENDEE:Alex Timoshenko ATTENDEE:Kevin Falcone ATTENDEE:Jay Hannah ATTENDEE:Robert Ward ATTENDEE:Matt Meinwald ATTENDEE:Joe Kline ATTENDEE:Chris Hardie ATTENDEE:Kenny Drobnack ATTENDEE:Michael Schwern ATTENDEE:Paul Fenwick ATTENDEE:Kevin Shaum ATTENDEE:Piers Cawley ATTENDEE:Damian Conway ATTENDEE:karen todd ATTENDEE:Petar Puskarich ATTENDEE:Kenneth Graves ATTENDEE:Jacinta Richardson ATTENDEE:Shawn Moore ATTENDEE:Mohammed Chaudhry ATTENDEE:Adam Foxson ATTENDEE:G. Wade Johnson ATTENDEE:Jon Gentle ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Kurt Edmiston ATTENDEE:Byron Austin ATTENDEE:Len Jaffe COMMENT:30 attendees DESCRIPTION:A good programmer needs many qualities: intelligence\, foresigh t\, dedication\,\nand the ability to fight off a hundred angry targh armed only with your\nbat'leth. On Qo'noS\, software developers undertake an in tensive course in\ncombat programming before they are cleared for active d uty. The tlhIngan\ntraditions have long known one truth holds true for bot h glory in battle and\nsoftware development:\n\nbIlujDI' yIchegh()Qo'\; yI Hegh()!\n\nIt is better to die() than to return() in failure.\n\nFor too l ong\, Perl has been a pujwI'\, and unsuitable for use by true\nwarriors. I n this talk we will show how the new autodie pragma can help you\nto code with batlh! DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T144000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T140000 LOCATION:2Checkout.com (Round) ORGANIZER:Paul Fenwick SUMMARY:The Art of Klingon Programming UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2903 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2903 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE:Robert Blackwell ATTENDEE:Kenneth Graves ATTENDEE:Solomon Foster ATTENDEE:Lawrence Hixson ATTENDEE:Brian Shilling ATTENDEE:Chris Hardie ATTENDEE:Paul Vining ATTENDEE:Dan Magnuszewski ATTENDEE:Packy Anderson ATTENDEE:Kenny Drobnack ATTENDEE:Sterling Hanenkamp ATTENDEE:Michael Canzoneri ATTENDEE:Greg Estep ATTENDEE:Mark Jubenville ATTENDEE:Victor Stevko ATTENDEE:Len Jaffe COMMENT:16 attendees DESCRIPTION:A short introduction on how we can use Perl on Android based de vices and how people can get involved in the development. DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T134000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20100623T130000 LOCATION:2Checkout.com (Round) ORGANIZER:Gabor Szabo SUMMARY:Perl on Android UID:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2926 URL:http://www.yapc2010.com/yn2010/talk/2926 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR