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99Historic Session Tuesday 1:40
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101Chris “Pudge” NandorSlash: Taming the Beast (2001)Talk from YAPC 2001http://pudge.net/macperl/yapc/2019/yapc_2001_presentation/
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102James E KeenanAn Index of Incivility in the Perl CommunityThis lightning talk was my first presentation at a Perl Conference. Given at YAPC::NA::2001 in Montreal, Canada. Concept and gong by Mark Jason Dominus.http://thenceforward.net/perl/yapc/YAPC-NA-2001/yapc_2001_lightning.zip
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103AbigailJust another Perl HackerAround the turn of the century, JAPHs were popular. I gave multiple presentation of them. This is my favourite.
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104Walt MankowskiA Practical Application of Quantum::Superpositions(Retro) This is my attempt to recreate my original lightning talk from YAPC::19100. It shows how to use Quantum::Superpositions to win the office football pool.
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106R Geoffrey AveryConference history as told by name tags and The GongI never wear the current YAPC/TPC name tag at the current conference. I have a dozen pairs of old name tags and switch several times a day. We will remember the past with a trip through the tags. And along the way I will share a few stories about The Gong, which even traveled on its own.
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107Randal SchwartzMy YA/TPC Story: "Reducing Business Risk Using Perl" from YAPC 1999Reducing Business Risk Using Perl described both "why Perl" (aimed at managers) and "how to use Perl" (aimed at engineers). The material is very dated now, and even included references to the Bill Clinton scandal.
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108Randal SchwartzMy YA/TPC Story: The Perl Zone short skit from YAPC 2004 (Buffalo)I was unable to attend YAPC 2004 (conflict of schedule), but was at the University at Buffalo a few weeks earlier to provide consulting services. Jim Brandt (then at UatB) proposed that we shoot a little skit. His main idea, and I figured out how to shoot it and do the rough cut edit. Entirely improv, although we had an outline and shot list on the whiteboard across the room.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KaEsgNeZums
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201Ruth HollowayRemodeling a resourceI'm now the owner of Perl 101, a venerable (dated) resource for folks learning Perl. I want to renovate it, and I'll exhort folks to join in that effort.
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202Kenta SATOPerl5 VS JSONJSON is de facto standard serialization format for IPC in today.
And JSON's data type is important for almost other languages.

But, It difficult to control data type for JSON from Perl5 code.

What/Why problem is occurred?
How to solve for the problem?
What solution is better?

I'll talk about it.		https://www.slideshare.net/karupanerura/perl5-vs-json-150464115
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203Josh RabinowitzREDUX: Indexing and Retrieving Data with Perl and SWISH-ESWISH-E is a powerful, fast, and flexible system for building and querying indices. Perl's text handling prowess coupled with SWISH-E's special features and perl API provide a substantial and robust system upon which to build searching systems. This presentation builds on Josh's July 2003 Linux Journal article "How To Index Anything."
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204Randal L. SchwartzWhat's up with Dart and FlutterA quick survey in what's new with Dart and Flutter, especially the announcements of Flutter for Web and Desktop, and easier UI building with Dart. I'm a Google Developer Expert for Dart and Flutter, so I've been tracking this very carefully.
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205Jason CromeCome to Charlotte, NC!Why come to Charlotte? Amazing weather, BBQ, beer, and of course, Charlotte Perl Mongers!
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206Chad GranumGoto::File, a batshit crazy idea!An overview of Goto::File and the horrible magic it hides.
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1s9FnqkSDIS0gYgU4c8XlYJkk6CdCUCtKEgRXzOXKstU/edit?usp=sharing
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207John SJ AndersonDigging in the DirtIt turns out that landscaping and programmering are more similar than you might think! http://genehack.org/digging_in_the_dirt.pdf
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208Timm MurrayQuilting Perl TogetherMaybe Perl can takeover a new niche: quilting
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209Steve ScaffidiWake Me Up (Because I’m On-Call)A musical number about being ops
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300M. Scott FordEngage Docking ClampsUse Docker to create an isolated Perl development environment
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301Karl Williamson 0-255 in any script New 5.30 feature: subpatternshttp://www.devnull.com
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302Brian KellyModern approaches to Ancient PerlWhat modern perl approaches do you use that you'd miss if you were running 5.005?
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303Cees HekTo undef or not to undefShow the differences between $var = undef and undef($var) and how it relates to memory usage
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304Andrew Hewus FreshDocumentation? What goes where and why.Folks at work liked this bit of knowledge and I didn't fit it into my talk.
http://cvs.afresh1.com/~andrew/talks/TPCiP2019-Documentation_LightningTalk.png
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305Sterling HanenkampMy fiddly hobby of 3D printingAn introduction to 3D printing after starting my year long obsession.
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310Will 'the Chill' BraswellRPerl QuickieJust A Quick Demo
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311Kevin A. McGrailApache SpamAssassin News & FunniesSome updates on SpamAssassin and a story or two from KAM
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1KO1dKep7ANoT2vwZaKrgtfUw-SPRuZPiP8NOwxOs7bw/edit?usp=sharing
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312AbigailTesting lexical subsHaving your cake and eating it too
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314Sawyer X and Graham OllisOut with the XS, in with the FFI - GET ALL THE LIBRARIESThe path to the future involves having the libraries of the future. XS is good for internals, not for libraries.
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315Mike Fragassi (frag)Fountain PensA brief intro to the wonderful world of the fountain penhttps://pages.ripco.net/~frag/talks/pens/index.html
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316Timm MurrayA Brief History of my Brief History with YAPCMy short but pithy and possibly amusing history with YAPC
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317Ingy döt NetA New Name for Perl(It's time to rename perl)http://github.com/ingydotnet/
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320Chris NandorThrough a Terminal DarklyAn original song in Perl.http://pudge.net/perl/talks/yapc/2019/darkly/
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321Steve ScaffidiPerlanoidA song about Perl to the tune of Paranoid by Black Sabbath. Because Wendy insisted ♥️
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