See you next year at 36c3!
Visitors of the 35th Chaos Communication Congress had a great time between Christmas and new year's eve and you're invited to be part of it next year at the 36th congress. As everybody seems to be pleased with the venue it will probably be from December 27th to 30th again in Leipzig, Germany.
Watch the recordings of this year's talks at media.ccc.de.
We were half a dozen Perl folks just saying hello at the assembly or making our space their home over all four days. Also there were many visitors who shared their past experiences with Perl (many good ones) or were eager to learn about Perl5 or Perl6.
In the picture you can see:
- two tired but welcoming Perl hackers:-)
- Camelia toys, education material and stickers for visitors
- indispensable utilities for data travelers like a towel
- in the background: light installations like the one from our friendly neighbors from Ruby-town
Next year we want to meet again—maybe with you?—and go bigger: more seats, more stickers, brighter/larger installation to gain more attention.
Note the event's date (27.-30. December) and don't forget to organize a ticket in October or November. I'll hopefully send a reminder then. If you're looking for accommodation for 36c3 in my hometown Leipzig or want to support the Perl assembly, feel free to contact me over the year via dboehmer@cpan.org.
I am a freelance Perl developer from Leipzig.pm, Germany. I regularly support Perl teams for weeks up to months to get things done and try to leave things better than I found it. Although I am often offered a full-time job, I like looking into different companies and sharing useful experiences between teams.
Together with Lichtkind we run the Leipzig.pm Perl Mongers group.
In my spare time I work on a web platform for collecting recipes and making food plans for multi-day group events: Coocook.org.
How can I find Perl related talks recored at media.ccc.de?
@steffenw: There's a searchbox on media.ccc.de but it returns not very specific results.
Most talks at congress don't have a focus on Perl. Nevertheless it's still necessary to be present as Perl community and an important part of congress are the assemblies and exchange outside of talks.
But there are some Perl-specific talks:
Great work representing perl. Keep it up.