Name | Mr. Tom Browder (tbrowder) |
City | Niceville |
Country | United States |
Perl mongers group | Niceville.pm |
Company | Retired (USAF, ManTech International Corporation) |
tom.browder@gmail.com | |
Web page | https://usafa-1965.org |
Perlmonks id | u65 |
Information
English
Born 1943-12-31, Sandersville, Georgia, USA. Dad was in USAF. I attended 15 schools in grades 1-12 in Georgia, Florida, Virginia, Mississippi, Colorado, and New York. Graduated from HS in 1961 and entered the USAF Academy. Graduated in 1965 as a 2Lt in the USAF. Graduated as a pilot from Moody AFB, Georgia, in 1966. Flew as a fighter pilot (F-4C/D/E, F-111F, AT-38B) and staff officer with assignments in the US, Japan, South Korea, United Kingdom, and the Netherlands. Retired from the USAF in 1987. Worked for defense contractors (as a vulnerability analyst) from 1988 through retirement in January 2016.
I have used Perl since 1993 both professionally and as an open source contributor (particularly with <http://brlcad.org>). I'm now active as a beginning Perl 6 contributor (tbrowder).
I particularly enjoy writing Perl code that writes code, including auto-generation of C++ classes, Perl code, and PostScript and RTF documents.
I have used Perl since 1993 both professionally and as an open source contributor (particularly with <http://brlcad.org>). I'm now active as a beginning Perl 6 contributor (tbrowder).
I particularly enjoy writing Perl code that writes code, including auto-generation of C++ classes, Perl code, and PostScript and RTF documents.
Attending talks
- RPerl, Perl 11, and The Future of Perl Performance
- Beginner Track Lightning Talks Day 2
- Lightning Talks Day 3
- Basic OO in Perl 6
- Cutting Some Slack: Decoding IRC
- Introducing Prancer, a Web Framework for Perl 6
- Perl's Worst Best Practices
- A Taste of Taxonomies
- Perl 6 and the Zen of Erlang
- Utiaji: Building an Application Specific Web Server in Perl6
- So, you want to host a Perl event?
- big data on little linux: hard-won lessons managing dozens of servers processing petabytes of data
- Perl 6 - Why did they do *that*?
- Wading Into the Perl Community with the PRC
- Getting started with modern web development in Perl
- Welcome to The Perl Conference
- TPF year in review.
- State of the velociraptors
- Keynote address
- The Ongoing Disaster That Is Perl 5
- The Dark Art of Boatbuilding and Project Management
- Q&A With Larry Wall
- Closing remarks
- Perl 6 for beginners -- part 1 of 2
- Perl 6 for beginners -- part 2 of 2