Khaos » Blog Archive » YAPC::Asia Lightening Talk Submitted
I submitted my 10 Things To Do With A Conference T-shirt talk to YAPC::Asia. I could give this talk in English, but I’ve been in Japan for over three years now and I think it’s time to attempt a Japanese talk. There is no way that I am ready to give a full-length talk in Japanese but I should be able to manage 5 minutes. I have written the talk description in Japanese, which I will include in th
Khaos » Blog Archive » Preparing for YAPC::Asia 2009
I realised this afternoon that this time next week YAPC::Asia will be under way. Last year I was much more aware of the conference as I volunteered to help out. This year I’m not planning to do anything other than attend. The spare room is ready for the guests we know about and I do have another futon or so just in case some of the other foreign visitors decide they want to stay with us. (Wit
Khaos » Blog Archive » Shibuya.pm – November Technical Meeting
I am always amazed at the number of speakers they manage to find for a Shibuya.pm technical meeting. Granted they don’t have these very often but 17 speakers and 18 talks is still a lot for one meeting. This does mean that many of the talks are very short but this is something I really like. It’s easy to listen to a speaker for a short time – no matter what they decide to talk about. It’s one o
Khaos » Blog Archive » YAPC::Asia – The Venue
One of the most important things about running a successful conference is the suitability of the venue. This year YAPC::Asia was held at the Tokyo Institute of Technology. I believe that this was the best venue that has been used for a Japanese YAPC::Asia – and not just because it’s within walking distance of my apartment! The venue was easy to get to as it was beside a train station. I always pre
Khaos » Blog Archive » YAPC::Asia – Coming Soon
I was wondering how many people are travelling to YAPC::Asia from outside Japan. There are 24 confirmed registrants from outside Japan and 497 from Japan. The biggest YAPC in the world to date seems more a Japanese conference than an Asian one as there are only a handful of people attending from any other Asian country. The thing I wasn’t expecting to see in the statistics was how few people list
Khaos » Blog Archive » Shibuya.pm Technical Meeting
On Monday evening Marty and I went to the Shibuya.pm technical meeting. This exhausted me as my understanding of Japanese isn’t really up to two and a half hours of technical talks. I was thrilled that Gugod spoke in English as it was a relief to be able to understand something – although when he started I thought he was going to give his talk in Japanese. The only other talk I understood was the
Khaos » Blog Archive » YAPC::Asia 2007 – Perl Worst Practices
Marty was concerned about speaking at YAPC::Asia this year as last year both his talks were too short. This must have been a one off thing though as this year, true to form, he ran over. He spoke about three things that he considers to be the main culprits for making Perl code ugly and hard to maintain: variables; regular expressions; and object orientation. The audience responded well to his talk
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