London, England
Perl and database programmer, trainer and writer
Areas of Expertise:
- Perl
- Linux
- Unix
- Databases
- Apache
- SQL
- XML
- Movable Type
- Javascript
- consulting
- speaking
- programming
- training
- writing
Dave Cross is the owner of Magnum Solutions Ltd., a London-based Perl and Open Source Consultancy, and is also the author of the well-respected Data Munging with Perl and a co-author of Perl Template Toolkit.
Dave is active in the Perl community. He founded the London Perl Mongers in 1998 and for several years was the Perl Mongers International Group Co-Ordinator for the Perl Foundation. Dave is a regular speaker at Perl and Open Source conferences.
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Dave blogs at:
http://blog.dave.org.uk/
May 23 2013
I made a thing. On Sunday I mentioned how OpenTech always makes me feel a bit embarrassed that I’m not doing more useful stuff – particularly in the kinds of areas that OpenTech speakers care about. Usually, real life takes over before I get a chance to do anything about… read moreMay 19 2013
Yesterday was the (almost) annual OpenTech conference. For various reasons, the conference didn’t happen last year, so it was good to see it back this year. OpenTech is the conference where I most wish I could clone myself. There are three streams of talks and in pretty much every slot… read moreMarch 16 2013
Back in the day, when I grew up on my Liverpool council estate every member of Liverpool City council was Conservative. The city had eight Conservative MPs. This is Nadine Dorries writing on Conservative Home a couple of days ago. She should really learn that if she doesn’t check her… read moreMarch 10 2013
I’m getting bored of the number of media outlets who are taking the slightest of comments that someone makes about the upcoming Doctor Who anniversary special and spinning it into a story packed full of completely unsubstantiated nonsense. Headlines like “No Doctors To Return For 50th Special” which, when you… read moreMarch 02 2013
I got a letter from HMRC this morning – to my company, not to me personally. It basically said “we’ve been looking at the PAYE you paid in 2010/11 and it looks like you’ve overpaid by [a surprisingly large number of pounds]“. Now 2010/11 was the year that I was… read moreRecent Posts | All O'Reilly Posts
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