| Name | Mr. Dylan Hardison (dylan) |
| City | Pinellas Park |
| Country | United States |
| Perl mongers group | orlando.pm |
| Company | Mozilla Corporation |
| PAUSE id | DHARDISON |
Accepted talks are shown in bold type.
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Information
English
I'm a perl developer from Florida. I'm the junior member of the bugzilla.mozilla.org team, and also an assistant project leader for the Bugzilla ("upstream") project.
I like other languages too -- haskell, racket, rust, python -- but perl keeps pulling me back.
I like other other languages too. Ik leer nederlands. Gaeilge labhairt liom!
Sé un poco de español.
I like other languages too -- haskell, racket, rust, python -- but perl keeps pulling me back.
I like other other languages too. Ik leer nederlands. Gaeilge labhairt liom!
Sé un poco de español.
Attending talks
- Becoming a polyglot
- Lightning Talks Day 3
- Static Analysis and Perl
- Everyone's a Critic: A Constructive Look at perlcritic
- Perl's Worst Best Practices
- Bugzilla
- Why a new CPAN client "cpm" is fast
- Userspace entropy: You too can dabble in voodoo!
- Strategies for leading a remote team
- Writing Perl extensions in Rust
- Unit tests automation for legacy code
- Stranger in a Strange Land: PostgreSQL for MySQL users
- Open Street Maps with Perl - DeLorean Dashboard Pt. II
- Have It Your Way: Maximizing Drive-Thru Contributions
- Finding dead code, the quick and easy way, with Devel::QuickCover
- The Perl Paradox
- All the Regex I Can Stuff Into 50 Minutes!
- Wading Into the Perl Community with the PRC
- Welcome to The Perl Conference
- TPF year in review.
- State of the velociraptors
- Keynote address
- The Ongoing Disaster That Is Perl 5
- The Dark Art of Boatbuilding and Project Management
- Q&A With Larry Wall
- Closing remarks
- Locking with Perl (...hard things should be possible)