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David Shere

Steele Rubber Products
davidshere@bellsouth.net

I've been writing Perl since the late 90s. My first Perl program was a CGI s‎crip‎t for processing HTML forms. I started writing Perl as part of my job in 2005. I still consider myself a beginner and am always learning. Most of my coding today involves writing web apps using the Mojolicious and Dancer2 frameworks.

I know lots of other stuff that you would probably think is cool, but doesn't really help me at parties.
I am "TieUpYourCamel" on perlmonks.org

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Arrival Dinners Hallway++James Keenan

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BOF Meetings Hallway++

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Opening and Perl Keynote: Get better, not get by Zoom Channel 1Sawyer X

12:30pm EDT

Hallway Track Day 1 Hallway++ Using Perl to parse terabytes of mission critical variable semi-structured data with 100% accuracy (with a big twist) Zoom Channel 2Christopher Jack

1:00pm EDT

Data logging with Perl – for Science! Zoom Channel 1Hauke D

2:00pm EDT

A Cyber Security Expert's Guide to Secure Programming Zoom Channel 1Kevin A. McGrail

3:00pm EDT

Refactoring and Readability: Crouching Regex, Hidden Structures Zoom Channel 1Bruce Gray

4:00pm EDT

Web Dev: Generations Zoom Channel 2Doug Bell

5:00pm EDT

Music and Software Management: Skill Transfer from the Orchestra to the Workplace Zoom Channel 2Hassiba 'Bennie' Bendali

5:30pm EDT

Lightning Talks Day 1 Zoom Channel 1rGeoffrey Avery

10:00am EDT

BOF Meetings Hallway++

11:00am EDT

Lightning Talks Day 2 Zoom Channel 1rGeoffrey Avery

12:00pm EDT

Hallway Track Day 2 Hallway++ Writing a good Dockerfile for Perl apps Zoom Channel 2domm

12:30pm EDT

What can you do with YAML in 2020? Zoom Channel 1Tina Müller

1:00pm EDT

TPF panel - come talk to us Zoom Channel 1Makoto Nozaki • Curtis Poe • Ricardo Signes • Stuart J Mackintosh • Dave Rolsky

2:00pm EDT

Why raku? The Physics::Unit edge. Zoom Channel 2Stephen Roe

3:00pm EDT

Modern OO in the Cor Zoom Channel 2Curtis Poe

4:00pm EDT

Getting Started with GitHub Actions Zoom Channel 1Mark Fowler • Olaf Alders

5:00pm EDT

It's the little things: how I improved my command-line and editor experience this year Zoom Channel 2Chris White

5:30pm EDT

Keynote: A Simple Matter Of Programming Zoom Channel 1Damian Conway

11:00am EDT

System Observability and Distributed Tracing Zoom Channel 2Theo van Hoesel

12:00pm EDT

Lock-Less Concurrent Programming in Raku Zoom Channel 1Vadim Belman

1:00pm EDT

HealthCheck - Diagnostics Results for your code Zoom Channel 2Andrew Hewus Fresh

2:00pm EDT

The Perl 5 Debugger: Wuh? Zoom Channel 2Ricardo Signes

3:00pm EDT

Improving the perception of Perl and Raku - Marketing Zoom Channel 1Jason A. Crome • Stuart J Mackintosh • Nic Evans • Mark Keating

4:00pm EDT

A Deep Dive into Measuring Dependency Freshness with LibYear Zoom Channel 2M. Scott Ford

4:30pm EDT

Raku Keynote: RakuAST: a foundation for Raku macros Zoom Channel 1Jonathan Worthington

5:30pm EDT

Lightning Talks - Day 3 Zoom Channel 1rGeoffrey Avery