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White Camel award
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The "White Camel" award is given to important contributors to the Perl Programming Language community.[1]
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The awards were initiated by Perl Mongers and O'Reilly & Associates at The Perl Conference in 1999.[2] Today, The Perl Foundation acknowledges these exceptional individuals annually.
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By Year
- 1999: Tom Christiansen, Kevin Lenzo, Adam Turoff[3]
- 2000: Elaine Ashton, Chris Nandor, Nathan Torkington[4]
- 2001: David H. Adler, Ask Bjørn Hansen, YAPC::Europe team[5]
- 2002: Graham Barr, Tim Maher, Tim Vroom[6]
- 2003: Jarkko Hietaniemi, Andreas Koenig, Robert Spier[7]
- 2004: Dave Cross, brian d foy, Jon Orwant[8]
- 2005: Stas Bekman, Eric Cholet, Andy Lester[9]
- 2006: Jay Hannah, Josh McAdams, Randal Schwartz[10]
- 2007: Allison Randal, Tim O'Reilly, Norbert E. Grüner[11]
- 2008: Tatsuhiko Miyagawa, Jacinta Richardson, Gabor Szabo[12]
- 2009: Tim Bunce, Philippe Bruhat, Michael Schwern[13]
- 2010: José Castro (cog), Paul Fenwick, Barbie[14]
- 2011: Leo Lapworth, Daisuke Maki, Andrew Shitov[15]
- 2012: Renee Baecker, Breno G. de Oliveira, Jim Keenan[16]
- 2013: Thiago Rondon, Wendy and Liz, Fred Moyer[17]
- 2014: Amalia Pomian, VM Brasseur, Neil Bowers[18]
- 2015: Chris Prather, Sawyer X, Steffen Müller[19]
- 2016: David Golden, Karen Pauley, and Thomas Klausner[20]
- 2017: Laurent Boivin, Rob Masic, Kurt Demaagd[21]
- 2018: Todd Rinaldo, David Farrell, Max Maischein[22]
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See also
- List of computer science awards
- Perl programming language
- YAPC, Yet Another Perl Conference
- The Perl Foundation
- O'Reilly and Associates
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