Mark Overmeer; Papers and Presentations

Mark Overmeer	Papers and Presentations
	Every once in a while I give a presentation. Currently, my favorit subject is e-mail related modules for Perl. If you want me to talk for your company or conference, please drop a mail.
	NLUUG 1995: NLUUG Autumn conference 1995: Publishing on the World Wide Web. The NLUUG is the Dutch UNIX User Group. During the talk on their conference, we presented the development of the DHP. The name of the article was quite long: Maintaining Dynamic WWW Pages: "The Dutch Home-Page", A Meeting-Point in The Netherlands. The paper was published in the proceedings and received the 'best paper' award.
	TNNC 1999: TERENA-NORDUnet Networking Conference 1999: The Challenge of Gigabit Networking (TNNC) in Lund, Sweden: paper:A Search Interface for my Questions. paper: My Personal Search-Engine. talk: Search Engines Next Generation. The papers were printed in the IEEE Computer Networking with reference number 31(1999)2263-2270 and 31(1999)2271-2279.
	NLUUG 1999: NLUUG Autumn conference 1999: Has the Penguin grown up? The NLUUG is the Dutch UNIX User Group. See the page dedicated Perl.
	Desire 2 (Desire main page) is a set of projects coordinated by TERENA to apply Internet for scientific libraries. I was asked to the the peer review on the final deliverables of the joint projects.
	SANE 2000: 2nd International System Administration and Networking Conference See the page dedicated Perl.
	YAPC::Europe 2001: Yet Another Perl Conference Europe See the page dedicated Perl.
	NINJA: The end of Search Engines It is increasingly complicated for search engines to collect a good overview of Internet.
	PW 2002: 4th German Perl Workshop See the page dedicated Perl.
	SANE 2002: 3rd International System Administration and Networking Conference See the page dedicated Perl.
	YAPC::Europe 2002: Yet Another Perl Conference Europe See the page dedicated Perl.
	PW 2003: 5th German Perl Workshop See the page dedicated Perl.
	NLUUG Spring conference 2003: Webtools An aggressive standpoint against 'on demand' production of web-pages during my talk Tools for the Masses. Dynamic websites are hard to maintain and expensive to implement. Often, the decission to use 'on demand' production of websites is caused by a misunderstanding of the word 'dynamics'. With a simple modification to the web-site construction, you can make web-sites very cheap: the technical part of most web-sites doesn't take more than a day to be implemented. Slides with notes in DUTCH only (sorry)
	NINJA: Scripting languages Evening tutorial about various scripting languages.
	Dutch Perl Workshop 2004 Besides being the main organizer, I presented two talks. See the page dedicated Perl.
	YAPC::Europe 2004 in Belfast I presented two talks. See the page dedicated Perl.
	German Perl Workshop 2005 Two talks. See the page dedicated Perl.
	Dutch Perl Workshop 2005 Besides being the main organizer, I presented one talks. See the page dedicated Perl.
	NLUUG Spring conference 2005: E-mail and Beyond Presenting MailBox as useful tool for processing messages. See the page dedicated Perl.
	YAPC::Europe 2005 in Braga, Portugal September 2005
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