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How to get IRC addicts pay attention to your talk - domm
Wednesday, The Morgan Stanley Room, 1210, 20 mins
During the German Perl Workshop, Michael Kröll (PEPL) and me hacked together a quick and dirty way to get the attention of all those "attendees", who use conferences mainly for uninterrupted IRCing.
We wrote an IRC-Bot that posts the content of my slides to an IRC channel.
In this half funny, half technical talk I will present the problem and our solution to it. Which involves JavaScript/AJAX, CGI-scripting, FIFOs and writing an IRC bot.
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