[wplug-announce] [casey@geeknest.com: [pgh-pm] Pittsburgh Perl Mongers | Meeting | 05.12.2004]

[Casey West]

Some cool talks this coming Wednesday at the Cepstral offices (right by
Fat Heads). Come by for the talks or for the food and relaxation that
comes after.


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Subject: [pgh-pm] Pittsburgh Perl Mongers | Meeting | 05.12.2004


*Technical Gathering*

Two excellent talks, then downstairs for food and drink.

*Location*

  Cepstral
  1801 East Carson Street 
  Second Floor (Door on 18th Side)
  Pittsburgh, Pa 15203
  USA
  http://cepstral.com
  05.12.2004
  19:00

*Talks*

*AnyData - A case study*
Daniel J. Wright

Projects always start out small and then end up growing bigger. Sooner
or later you will find yourself trying to migrate your data store from
one file format to another. AnyData is a wonderful tool that will help
you manage your data store regardless of what format it is in and allow
you to change your storage format without changing much code. This talk
will cover the basics of the AnyData module and show some useful
applications that can be applied very quickly. The talk will also touch
on some of the more powerful techniques that can be achieved with the
AnyData module and show how they are being used in real enterprise-class
projects right now.

*Simple Applications in OpenInteract2*
Chris Winters

Chris is the developer of OpenInteract2, a pure-Perl extensible web
application server. This application framework is considered Struts
for Perl.


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