A talk on the security things to pay attention to while developing an application using Catalyst.  It won't cover
everything, but I'll hopefully cover a lot of the major things that need attention.

Steve is a certified product owner - having attended, with varying degrees of success, Mike Cohns Product Owner training workshop. I've also attended a number of workshops and tutorials with other recognised Scrum Trainers and coaches. In this talk, Steve shares some of his professional experiences of Agile, from a software engineer turned product owner perspective, and attempts to tie them into the underlying processes, knowledge and experiences taught and demonstrated by the experts in the field.

Steve is a certified product owner - having attended, with varying degrees of success, Mike Cohns Product Owner training workshop. I've also attended a number of workshops and tutorials with other recognised Scrum Trainers and coaches. In this talk, Steve shares some of his professional experiences of Agile, from a software engineer turned product owner perspective, and attempts to tie them into the underlying processes, knowledge and experiences taught and demonstrated by the experts in the field.

A short talk about the forthcoming projects for CPAN Testers, progress so far, and what and how you can get involved, to help make the CPAN Testers project bigger and better than it already is.

A brief introduction to Excel::Template and Excel::Template::Plus. In a recent project I needed to write a plugin that could output the data as an Excel file. Previously I've done this talking directly to Spreadsheet::WriteExcel. However, these two new distributions help to provide the templating power of Template Toolkit, and interact with your choice of spreadsheet engine on your behalf.

At the 2013 London Perl Workshop, six of the UK Perl Monger group leaders got together to talk about colaboration, guidance and supporting each other's groups. Out of this came the UK Co-Ordinators. This is a quick introduction to who we are, why we started it, and what you can do to get involved.

This talk will look at a new module distribution called "Try::Tiny::Retry". What it is and how it works.

This talk will look at a new module distribution called "failures". What it is and how it works.

Use CPAN modules with no installation required.

This talk looks at the larger CPAN Testers ecosystem, and aims to show how both users and authors can reap benefits. It looks at why CPAN Testers is useful and how you, as an author or a user, can obtain information from the various analysis sites to make informed judgements. The talk also covers some of the metrics and future plans for CPAN Testers.

This was a short Lightning Talk given at YAPC::Europe 2011. The talk was used to promote the book 'Perl Jam' as well as the YAPC Conference Surveys.

An introduction to Test::XHTML, and its underlying validator Test::XHTML::Valid. This talk takes a walk through the APIs of both packages and poses a few questions regarding future development.

This was the presentation given in Houston in 2007, as a introduction to CPAN Testers and the toolchain. Originally it was planned that David Golden and Barbie would present, but unfortunately David Golden had to cancel his attendance.

On CPAN, the Perl code repository, there are over 100 testing distributions, many looking at a distinct aspect of testing. This talk takes a selection of the most valuable testing distributions and highlights how to get the best out of your test suite. Code examples of test suites and demostrations of running test suites included.

A revised version from the one seen in 2007, with updated content.

Yet another look at the USENET Gems, undated slightly for UKUUG 2008 Spring Conference.

A talk about regular expressions given at the UKUUG 2008 Spring Conference.

An quick introduction and explanation as to what Selenium is about, how it works and why it's useful. The talk includes a short run through of the installation required and a live demo featuring a basic example of the application working.

A quick guide to what happened at FOSDEM in Feb 07, highlighting a talk that featured metasploit. (screenshot) Talk presented by Rob Shields and Simon Lewis.