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    <title>London Perl Workshop 2009</title>
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    <published>2009-12-07T22:22:09Z</published>
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    <summary>So I finally managed to attend a Perl workshop over the weekend and it was awesome! I saw some excellent talks and even got a goddie bag ... I was not expecting that. Some personal highlights: Most entertaining talk For...</summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>So I finally managed to attend a Perl workshop over the weekend and it was awesome! I saw some excellent talks and even got a goddie bag ... I was not expecting that. Some personal highlights:</p>

<p><strong>Most entertaining talk</strong><br />
For me it was Piers Crawleys lightening talk/song <em>"don't care how you young people talk to one another but don't take that tone with your mother"</em>. Can I have the lyrics please ;)</p>

<p><strong>Most useful/relevant talk</strong><br />
Plack/PSGI by Miyagawa. It's great to see that folk much smarter than myself are solving issues that directly influence my work. More of stuff like this and I won't be forced to use Ruby any time soon ;)</p>

<p><strong>Most <em>"what the hell was he on about"</em> talk</strong><br />
Definitely Matt Trout's BEGINing Perl talk. Something about compilation units, Moose, antlers, Damian Conway, black magic, e.t.c. I understood about 30% of that ... about 20% more than I anticipated ;)</p>

<p>I left with a satisfying feeling that I am somewhat better than I give myself credit for (mostly because I understood any of Matt Trout's talk). I missed most of the conference including the trip to the pub and did not socialize as much as I would have liked. Perhaps in my next conference I'll be more friendly :)</p>

<p>All in all a great experience that I would recommend to any one!</p>]]>
        
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    <title>hello world</title>
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    <published>2009-11-27T22:10:47Z</published>
    <updated>2009-11-27T22:27:28Z</updated>

    <summary>finally got an account set up ;) big thanks to everyone who made this site possible ... it&apos;s awesome! hopefully this means one will be blogging about perl on a regular basis....</summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>finally got an account set up ;)</p>

<p>big thanks to everyone who made this site possible ... it's awesome!</p>

<p>hopefully this means one will be blogging about perl on a regular basis.</p>]]>
        
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