Originally published at Perl Weekly 671
Hi there!
Last week I included an entry about the Getting started with Docker for Perl developers workshop I am going to run on June 13. This is part of a series of free virtual workshops I started to offer via the Code Mavens Meetup group. If things go well I’ll run workshops for 3 languages: Perl, Python, and Rust and several related technologies. I’ve already schedule 3 events for Rust, 2 for Python, and 1 for Perl. Now, to plan ahead, I scheduled another Perl event:
Continuous Integration (CI): GitHub Actions for Perl Projects on July 14.
Even it these events are not relevant to you or they are not scheduled at a time when you can be available I’d like to invite you to register to the Code Mavens Meetup-group to get notified about other events. I am also going to send out (again) a survey to understand better what topics are more interesting to the members of that group, and at what time would it be most convenient for them. So by registering and voting for Perl you could get more Perl-related events.
Last Week Mohammad mentioned both the The Perl and Raku conference to take place in Las Vegas between June 24-28 and the London Perl and Raku Workshop that will take place, surprisingly, in London on October 26. Are there other in-person or virtual Perl conferences, workshops, or meeting planned? Let us know so we can include them in the Perl Weekly! At the bottom of each edition and on the events page.
The last thing I would like to highlight this week is a link Wendy shared a few days ago of lots of pictures from YAPCs since 2003. I even found several pictures of myself and became a bit nostalgic.
Enjoy your week!
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Your editor: Gabor Szabo.
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