OSCON 2004 – Portland

Attended OSCON 2004.

This one was cramped indeed, but the wireless worked better than the previous year.

Some of the talks I attended (they were all short but excellent) were:

  • Building Your Own Storage Engine for MySQL, Brian Aker
  • MySQL Innodb Tuning Experience, Peter Zaitsev
  • Practical i18n with PHP and MySQL, Jim Winstead
  • How DBD::mysql enhancements can benefit the Perl Developer, Patrick Galbraith
  • HTTP Caching and Cache-busting, Michael Radwin
  • Planning Ahead, A Survey of Caching Strategies, Marcel Levy
  • MySQL High-Availability Options, Jeremy Zawodny
  • Database Abstraction with Class::DBI, Casey West
  • Building A High-Speed Website (using Persistent Perl instead of mod_perl), Vivek Khera
  • PostgreSQL Replication Panel
  • Build Your Own Spam Firewall, Zach Levow
  • Building Scalable Websites with Perl, Perrin Harkins

Most of the slides are here.

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