Save the Date - Winter PCC CFP, Details Coming Soon!
The Perl Community is busily preparing for the Winter 2026 PCC, December 17 & 18 in Austin, TX, and remote—including Perl’s birthday! We’re planning on yet another great lineup of in-person and remote presentations.
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In the meantime, thanks to a few generous souls, we’ve hired a video editor to help us release the conference recordings. The first two videos from Winter 2025 PCC are up:
- A Perl File System Based on FUSE — Mohammed Zia
- Gary McKinnon & the Biggest Perl Hack — Mickey Macten
More recordings are coming over the next couple of weeks, including:
- sealed.pm: Compile-Time Method Lookups — Dr. Joe Schaefer
- Bits & Pieces: Perl Library for CPU & GPU Architectures — Dr. Christos Argyropoulos
- Matplotlib::Simple: Plotting Quickly in Perl and SimpleFlow: Automating & Reliabilizing Computational Workflows — Dr. David Condon
- PAGI: The Perl Asynchronous Gateway Interface AKA PSGI 2.0 and AI Perl Committee: Introduction to Perl MCP — John Napiorkowski
We hope to follow these with the Summer 2026 recordings before December’s conference. We’ll be working with the same videographer this winter to improve the remote presentation experience and release future videos much sooner.
We are paying for this, and your donations and PCC registration payments help cover the costs. Please consider donating. The Perl Community is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and accepts tax-deductible donations.
Past PCC schedules: Winter 2024 · Summer 2025 · Winter 2025 · Summer 2026
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Co-Founder of the Science Perl Committee
Co-Editor of and regular contributor to The Science Perl Journal
Co-Organizer of the Perl Community Conferences in Austin, TX. Lives in Houston, TX and is runner of the Houston Perl Mongers. The Perl Community is a 501(c)(3) organization based in Austin, Texas, USA. It is dedicated to the advancement of Perl 5 through its committees, including AI Perl, Perl::Types, and the Science Perl Committees, as well as publications like the Science Perl Journal. (Registered DOI Prefix: 10.63971)
