We are accepting non-paper talks outside of the Science Perl Track. This event is truly hybrid, and a great alternative to travelling. It is also a really a great way of advancing your Perl resume. You will be vetted (we've gotten quite a few spam submissions), but no serious Perl speaker will turned away. The button to submit is at the bottom of the following link, click "Speak at Perl Community Conference, Summer 2025!"

https://www.papercall.io/perlcommunity.

Thank you!
Brett Estrade
Science Perl Committee Chairman
Perl Community Conference Co-Organizer
Science Perl Journal Co-Editor

In reply to Speak at Perl Community Conference, Summer 2025! (Hybrid / Austin, TX July 3-4) by oodler

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