Standard Meeting Locations
Chicago - Downtown
Google
20 W Kinzie, 9th Floor
Chicago, IL
To attend meetings at Google, you must register in advance. Please see individual meeting announcements for reservation instructions.
For questions about this or any other upcoming meeting, please email Josh McAdams at joshua dot mcadams at gmail dot com.
Notes From Past Meetings
- The JavaScript Renaissance Part I: The Core Language: Frederick Polgardy (2008.01.08)
- Make Your Own CPAN: brian d foy (2007.10.23)
- Development Tool Roundup: Andy Lester, et al (2007.10.09)
- Development Process Lessons from Open Source: Andy Lester (2007.09.11)
- Writing Perl::Critic Policies: Josh McAdams (2007.08.28)
- Perl Unit and Functional Testing: Kent Cowgill (2007.08.14, 2007.09.25)
- Lightning Talks: Various (2007.07.31)
- WWW::Mechanize: Andy Lester (2007.07.10)
- Past meetings on the wiki (Jan-Jun 2007)
- Red Flags Code Review World Tour: Mark Jason Dominus (2006.02.06)
- Get To The Point: Ruby On Rails: John W. Long (2005.10.18)
- Lightning Talks: Various Perl Mongers
- Camelbones 101: Jim Thomason (2004.05.04)
- UniqueId: Alan De Smet (2004.04.06)
- Class::DBI: Jay Strauss (2004.03.02)
- The Perl Object Environment: Jonathan Steinert (2004.02.03)
- Module Building 101: Andy Lester (2004.01.06)
- Some Notes on Using the Perl Debugger: Steven Lembark (2003.12.02)
- A Field Guide to Perl Command Line Switches: Andy Lester (2003.11.04)
- Perl Blogging Techniques: Jason Gessner (2003.09.15) code samples
- Biometric Data Set Comparisons in Perl: Steven Lembark (2003.08.18)
- A Look at PerlPoint: Mike Fragassi (2003.07.21)
- Managing Your Resume With Perl: Brian Katzung (2003.06.16)
- Automated Testing With Perl: Testing Perl and Beyond: Andy Lester (2003.05.19)
- Introduction to SOAP: Ed Summers (2003.04.21)
Idea for a Tech Meeting
If you would like to share information on a particular topic at a chicago.pm meeting, or if you would like someone else to present information on a particular topic please join the discussion list and send us an email. You can also let us know on the wiki at Presentations Wanted.