JOSHR PERL TRAINING
Specializing in Perl Training for Manhattan
and the Greater New York City Area.
Joshr Consulting's instructor Josh Rabinowitz has over 13 years experience in professional software development (7 years using perl), and is highly proficient in web programming, system administration, use and authoring of perl modules, and perl instruction.
Instructor Josh Rabinowitz has presented at Yet Another Perl Conference and has been published in Linux Journal and the proceedings of the 2004 Usenix Annual Technical Conference. (See articles.) Josh has also trained with perl author Larry Wall and perl luminaries Randal Schwartz and Damian Conway.
In addition, Josh is a member of the New York and San Francisco Perl Mongers and has contributed to the Comprehensive Perl Archive Network (CPAN).
Josh has extensive experience using perl on a wide variety of platforms and can help you and your development team get up to speed using the powerful capabilities of perl on Mac OS X, Linux, Windows, Solaris, or FreeBSD.
Joshr Perl Training's goal is to inspire and improve you and/or your development team's skills and practices by teaching perl and software development methods to help leverage technologies, speed software, add new features, and create more robust systems while taking advantage of perl's strengths and advantages. Areas of instruction include databases, CGI and web programming, system administration, beginning, intermediate, and advanced perl, writing perl modules, using CPAN, TCP/IP and network programming, and more.
Training can take place at your office or at a third party location on a schedule that is convenient for you. Joshr Perl Training focuses on one-on-one tutoring and teaching small groups in the metropolitan New York area but will consider travel.
We encourage you to call us at (212) 533-2835 and find out more about our perl training and consulting.
We have also assembled some links to perl
reference material
and some other perl instructors
that you may find useful.
You can see some examples of Josh's public perl software here.
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