Talks
TPCiP 2019 Wrap Up
Recently returned from The Perl Conference in Pittsburgh. This talk is a summary of the talks attended.
Presented at:
- Toronto Perl Mongers June 27, 2019
Fixup and Autosquash
Everyone makes mistakes while writing code. Correcting the mistakes should not
impact the story of the code. This presentation is a brief overview of the
git commit --fixup and git rebase -i --autosquash commands.
Presented at:
- DC Baltimore Perl Workshop April 6, 2019
Docker Compose Explained
A quick walk through the advantages of using docker-compose over standalone docker commands, and how to convert a docker run command into a docker-compose.yaml file.
The presentation garnered a lot of discussion with the attendees which is available through the video.
Presented at:
- Toronto Perl Mongers February 28, 2019
MetaCPAN, Mojolicious, and OpenAPI
Taking an existing established API and converting it to the OpenAPI standard. This talk is an introduction to OpenAPI and the methodologies and reasonings used when adding it to MetaCPAN.
Presented at:
- Toronto Perl Mongers March 28, 2019
Divorcing System
This talk discusses the use of Carton and plenv to install application
expected versions of perl and modules that doesn’t require root access nor
replace the system installed version.
Presented at:
- Toronto Perl Mongers June 28, 2018
Testing with PostgreSQL
Using the Test::PostgreSQL, App::Sqitch, DBIx::Class, and
DBIx::ClassEasyFixture perl modules to build a testing environment that is
dynamically created and destroyed with each execution. Test can be run both
serial or parallel without impacting each other.
Includes code examples to introduce creating the environment.
NOTE This is a code heavy talk, and there are “eye charts”, reviewing the included source code is recommended.
Presented at:
- Toronto Perl Mongers October 26, 2017
slides source code sorry, no video.