Eric Wilhelm
Eric Wilhelm
Scratch Computing- Website: http://scratchcomputing.com/
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Biography
Perl Hacker, President of Portland Perl Mongers.
Open Source Bridge 2010
Sessions for this user
* Hair and Yak Again -- A Hacker's Tale
API design, parallelism, automated testing, parallel automated testing, deployment, build tools, meta programming, GUI design and construction, hardware interfaces, network protocols, databases, change tracking, file formats, and why simple software becomes an epic journey.
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Chemistry |
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* Organizing user groups, a panel discussion
User groups are a vital part of the open source community. Learn more about how to start a group, keep it going, and make an existing group better from a panel of experienced user group organizers.
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Culture |
| Igal Koshevoy, Jesse Hallett, Eric Wilhelm, Christie Koehler, gabrielle roth, Audrey Eschright, Sam Keen | |
Open Source Bridge 2009
Proposals for this user
* FreeTUIT - Codeless GUI Programming
FreeTUIT is desktop programming with less code. A concise, declarative syntax for widget layout and an expressive API for runtime give you clean and maintainable wxWidgets cross-platform applications in minutes.
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Chemistry | 03/29/2009 10:51PM |
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* JotDB - Simple Data Manipulation Made Simple
JotDB is an open source database tool which is more than a spreadsheet and less than a database frontend. This brings the power to solve simple problems directly to the desktop without boxing you and your data into a corner.
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Hacks | 03/30/2009 12:42PM |
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* Open Source CAD/Graphics Backstage Tour
An overview of open 2D/3D CAD and graphics programs and toolkits from the programmer's point of view. Learn what tools are available for building solutions to graphics and modeling problems and how they work.
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Chemistry | 03/30/2009 11:24AM |
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* Stick a fork() in It - Parallel and Distributed Perl
Tools and approaches for multi-threaded, parallel, and distributed Perl programming. How to redefine your programs to leverage multiple cores and nodes without going insane. Includes analysis of traditionally sequential problems and their parallel implementations. Presents strategies for simple bolt-on clustering and managing parallel tasks with a focus on clean, testable, maintainable code.
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Cooking | 03/30/2009 10:04AM |
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