I heard a rumor that Portland Perl Mongers (PDX.pm) had a meeting in March of this year. Naturally, I was out of the country (though I was attending the excellent Amsterdam.pm meetings1). However, after a lot of dithering about what's to be done, we're actually going to have a meeting on December 13th. See our Web site for details.

Our first meeting will be mostly social, with a bit of discussion regarding the logistics of getting subsequent meetings up and running again. If you are any where near Portland, Oregon on December 13th, feel free to stop by.

Cheers,
Ovid

1. I attended two of their meetings, but I never managed to get one of their nifty shirts :(

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In reply to Portland Perl Mongers is running again! by Ovid

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