Boston.pm News and Resources Wiki
Boston.pm is the Boston-area chapter of Perl Mongers, the association of Perl user groups. Anyone with an interest in Perl is welcome to attend our monthly meetings.
Meetings
Boston.pm meetings are free and open to the public.
Next Tech Meeting
Tuesday, June 9 7:15 E51-376
- possibly a survey of Perl IDE tools. Volunteer to describe yours!
- Tech Meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of every month at MIT (directions).
- NOTE - Lately the lot has filled early, overflow is to Hayward lots (avoid MEDICAL RESERVED spaces!). See alternatives
- Suggestions for future meetings solicited on Topics page TechMeetingTopics
Future & Past
Previous Tech Meeting,
May 12, 7:15 PM - MIT E51-376
- perl as an aid in developing embedded systems software
- a domain specific language
- Jonathan Finger
Previous Social Meeting -
Tuesday December 9 @ Redbones
RedBones Wins. No meeting at MIT in Dec. Meet at RedBones, usual 7-7:15 time, near Davis Sq T. there is public parking metered lots but plan to circle for a while.
55 Chester St Somerville, MA 02144 (617) 628-2200
next?
Membership
Membership in Boston.pm is free and open to anyone with an interest in Perl. Joining the group is just a matter of subscribing to the mailing list.
Key Pages
The following pages might be of interest:
- MongerMeetings – where and when to find Boston Perl Mongers
- MongerLists – Our discussion and announcement email lists
- BostonPMCalendar – when? see here.
- BostonPMHistory – notable moments in Boston.pm history
- BostonPMFaces – help fill these out
- TechMeetingTopics – ideas for talks at future tech meetings
- JobPostingPolicy – how to announce your jobs to Boston Perl Mongers
- YAPC2007BostonExploration – a page for exploring yapc::na::boston 2007++
- NEPW - organizing New England Perl Workshop, 2007Q1
- BostonPMSponsors - Organizations and individuals who have supported Boston.pm.
Boston.pm is a member of Boston User Groups, a centralized home for local technical user groups.
This Kwiki was installed as a group project at the September, 22, 2004 meeting of Boston.PM. Happy Autumn.