Raleigh, NC

 

Welcome!

We're the Raleigh branch (pictures) of the "Perl Mongers" organization... That's "Raleigh" as in RTP - the Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill area of North Carolina (USA). For more information about what Perl Mongers is all about, see their web site at www.pm.org.

Next Meeting

Date: Thursday, May 15, 2008 at 7:15 PM
RSVP if you will.
Topic:

Search Engine Optimization

Getting your Website noticed by Google and thus, by the world, isn't all magic or hard to do. We'll first address some of the different approaches to improving your site's ranking, both bad (also known as black hat) and good (white hat). We'll then focus on the good, covering different successful elements that Jason used with QSRMagazine.com, resulting in doubling their pageviews and visits. We'll also address keyword research and you'll be given a handy checklist that you can use for your site.

Presenter: Jason Purdy of Journalistic Inc.
Location: To Be Determined (an announcement will go out to the list when this page is updated.)

Future Meetings

Our meetings are almost always on the third Thursday of the month.

 

How to Join

Anyone is welcome to join... Our members range from complete beginners to fairly experienced Perl people. You're a member as soon as you're on our mailing list (that's how we announce things).

Our "main" mailing list covers announcements, meetings, and various other things of interest. Other than this web site, the "main" list is the only way that meetings are announced, so be sure to subscribe (the volume is usually low). You can subscribe via http://mail.pm.org/mailman/listinfo/raleigh-pm.

We've got a second mailing list set up as a place for members to get help with perl problems before going to comp.lang.perl.misc. You can subscribe via http://mail.pm.org/mailman/listinfo/raleigh-talk.

 

Book Reviews

To check out our book review section, click here.
See Daniel Engel's review of Perl Best Practices [ added October 2005 ]

 

Past Meetings

2008

2007

2006

2005

2004

2003

2002

2001

2000

1999

1998

Ancient pm-help threads

perl tip: filtering output, yourself!
perl -w & strict?
urgent question
mktemp

Questions/Comments

If you have questions or comments, feel free to get in touch with Brad Oaks at bradoaks@gmail.com.


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