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Introduction

This is the homepage of the Israeli Perl Mongers, a group of people dedicated to the advancement of Perl in Israel. There are other Perl Mongers groups around the world, as well as some other groups in Israel: Jerusalem.pm, Rehovot.pm, TelAviv.pm, and Haifa.pm.
Read on below for current news, upcoming meetings and new site content.

Perl Workshop in Israel 28-February-2012

After 4 years of break the next Perl Workshop in Israel will take place on 28 February 2012. The web site is already open for registation. We are looking for talks and sponsors.

Tel Aviv Meeting on 28 December, 2011

Please note the change of venue. This is the building where we started having TA.pm, and not the one which we used for some of the recent meetings.

On 28 December, 2011 (Wednesday), the Tel Aviv Perl Mongers will hold their monthly meetup, and this time it is going to be special. We meet at 18:30 and the talks begin at 19:00. The address is: Shenkar College, main building on Anna Frank street, Ramat Gan, Room 300.

One can find more details on the web-site of the Tel Aviv Perl mongers.

This meeting will hold the following talks:

The entrance to the meeting is free-of-charge, and everyone are welcome to attend. See you there!

Tel Aviv Meeting on 30-November-2011

Location:

We will be presenting the following talks:

Tools of the perl, a quick survey of 4 modules (by Erez Schatz)

We will cover four modules that make the life of a  Modern Perl developer much easier than it used to be: local::lib, cpanm, perlbrew, pm-uninstall.

DBIx::Class and ORMs (by Erez Schatz)

What is an ORM, why do we need it, and what does DBIx::Class bring to the table for perl programmers at large.

Firebird: a database that does not burn your data (by ik)

An introduction to the Firebird database and why it is so highly-regarded by those who use it

Tutorials

Perl Tutorial by Gabor Szabo (Israel.pm)

Collection and ranking of Perl tutorials

Social Networks

You are invited to join us on those sites and help us promote our group via those social networks.