| Like last year we are graciously being hosted by The Department of Electronic, Communication and Software Engineering at the University of Westminster. We cannot exagerate how grateful we are for their support of Perl and Open Source in London. |
| Venda provide a highly scalable e-commerce platform written in Perl and have generously agreed to organise the location and 'first round' after the conference. Their platform takes advantage of the rapid application development features of Perl to allow them to give their clients a rock solid base from their core application with incredible flexibility to meet individual client requirements. |
| After the success of their previous free training course run in conjunction with the BBC in June, Magnum have kindly agreed to run another free training course in the morning during the LPW. We are initially keeping this open to UoW students only, in order to help promote Perl to new audiences. For full information on Magnum's training courses please consult their website. |
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Shadowcat Systems is a developer, sponsor of, and contributor to open
source software projects including Catalyst, the elegant web framework,
and DBIx::Class, an object-orientated database abstraction library.
Shadowcat provides consultancy, training and support for these projects;
systems management and automation; the design and implementation of
network architecture; the development of proprietary and open source
custom web applications; and offers Perl refactoring and project crisis
management.
Shadowcat Systems are based in the United Kingdom but we deliver solutions to a global community of clients via onsite supervision along with traditional and internet based communications. |
We're also looking for new sponsors. Please contact greg['at' sign]mccarroll.org.uk if you are interested.