[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Doug MacEachern) wrote:
>i'll share my thoughts on this that we discussed at ApacheCon.
>i'm not sure about a dedicated "mod_perl conference" standing on it's own
>two feet. at least, not at the production level of ApacheCon or oracon,
>but maybe something like YAPC.
I second that (actually, I think I firsted it, so maybe you second it =).
>if stas' idea were to spawn into another conference, i think the
>"Scripting languages for WebDev" idea is too broad.
Right, I don't think we want to get into all the various commercial products
that are available with their own little GUIs and whatnot. Apache seems like a
good limiting factor for topical inclusion.
>sure, there might be some overlap with ApacheCon and oracon, but if it's
>scheduled at the right time, in the right place, i think it could work out
>quite well.
*That* I second. The big thing we need now is an organizer (like Kevin Lenzo
did for YAPC 1999) and a venue - best if someone can be both.
I'd volunteer, but (a) my planning skills are legendarily bad, (b) my teaching
gig eats all my time, and (c) I have no venue. Otherwise I'd jump at the
chance. Perhaps I could help someone out if they want to be the main person?
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