Juggling Patterns In Perl — Will Braswell, 45 minutes; pending
Juggling patterns are described by a mathematical language named Siteswap, with names such as: 333 AKA “Cascade” 4444 AKA “Fountain” AKA “Can’t You Juggle More Than 3?” 55555 AKA “5 Cascade” AKA “Can’t You Juggle More Than 4?” 51 AKA “Shower” 52515 AKA “Passing The Baby”
Auto-Parallel Programming On The Cloud — Will Braswell, 45 minutes; pending
Learn how to write code which will automatically execute in parallel on the Cloud. Push your programming skills to the next level with transpiler technologies.
The State Of The Scallion Address: Perl Compiler Current Affairs — Will Braswell, 45 minutes; pending
Perl is an onion, and RPerl is a skinny green onion, a scallion! 22 years after Saint Larry's original State of the Onion at The Perl Conference, it's time for everything old to be new again. Will the Chill speaks on the current affairs of the RPerl compiler and related topics of interest.
RPerl White Belt: From Zero To RPerl — Will Braswell, 240 minutes; pending
RPerl is the new optimizing compiler for Perl 5. This course will provide hands-on guidance to lead students through installing RPerl and writing their first RPerl programs. We will implement solutions to the exercises in chapter 1 of the course textbook, Learning RPerl. We will begin work on chapter 2 if time permits.
RPerl Yellow Belt — Will Braswell, 240 minutes; pending
This course is a continuation of the RPerl White Belt, and will provide hands-on guidance to lead students through RPerl's scalar data literals & types, scalar operators, constants, basic input & output, conditional statements, and loop control structures. We will implement solutions to the exercises in chapter 2 of the course textbook, Learning RPerl.
C, RPerl. C, RPerl, Run. Run, RPerl, Run! — Will Braswell, 45 minutes; cancelled
See RPerl run! This presentation is chock-full of real-life, bona-fide, honest-to-goodness running RPerl examples, demos, and applications.
The Perl Family Tree: Discovering Our Heritage — Will Braswell, 45 minutes; cancelled
Your family is where you come from. Your family tree helps you visualize your past, and perhaps capture a glimpse of the future. Discover our shared heritage with an investigation into the history of Perl.