Lightning Talks at YAPC::Europe
| First Half | Second Half |
|---|---|
| "Canonical perl web development"
by Jeremiah Foster | One of these things is not like the other
by Mark Overmeer |
| Perl at Plat_Forms (international Web programming contest)
by Laurent Dami (dami) | Working around *the* Perl 5 unicode bug
by Juerd Waalboer |
| Perl Graphics Modules
by Bogdan Lucaciu | Enterprise Perl
by nadim khemir |
| File::Copy: broken, inflexible, dangerous
by Abigail | Perl in KDE
by Lars Dɪᴇᴄᴋᴏᴡ |
| NOTHING is faster in 5.10
by Ævar Arnfjörð Bjarmason | Reinventing the wheel?
by Jean Forget |
| OCR by regexp
by Dmitry Karasik | Notice to Sys::Syslog users
by Sébastien Aperghis-Tramoni |
| Module dependency trees
by David Cantrell | Zlopp! Biff!! Plop!!! or how NOT to use Acme::MetaSyntactic
by Philippe Bruhat |
| Social CPAN
by David Landgren | GUI testing with Win32::GUITest
by Renée Bäcker |
| French Perl Workshop
by Philippe Bruhat | Perl event addiction!
by Jonathan Worthington |
| Trivial utilities
by Mark Jason Dominus | What I learned in Vienna
by José Alves de Castro |
The long version
| "Canonical perl web development"
by Jeremiah Foster Of course there is no "canonical" way to develop web pages with perl, but there a very good way that seems to be connected to every other way, namely the combination of CGI.pm, DBI and Templating Toolkit. We'll demonstrate a simple web app with these three tools in five minutes! (Programming) |
| Perl at Plat_Forms (international Web programming contest)
by Laurent Dami (dami) The Plat_Forms programming contest took place in Nuremberg in january 07 (see http://www.plat-forms.org/2007). There were 3 Java, 3 PHP and 3 Perl teams. Here is some feedback from the Geneva team. http://www.plat-forms.org/2007 (Serious) |
| Perl Graphics Modules
by Bogdan Lucaciu Perl Graphics Modules, compared for speed. GD, Imager, Image::Magick. (Programming) |
| File::Copy: broken, inflexible, dangerous
by Abigail Reasons not to use File::Copy. (Programming) |
| NOTHING is faster in 5.10
by Ævar Arnfjörð Bjarmason A description of an optimization for split // in perl 5.10 which makes splitting on the empty pattern around three times as fast as it was in 5.8.8 http://search.cpan.org/dist/Talk-NothingIsFaster510 (Programming) |
| OCR by regexp
by Dmitry Karasik The powers of regexps were put to test on almost everything, except on OCR ... until now. Demo of OCR::Naive. (Programming) |
| Module dependency trees
by David Cantrell The cpandeps web site, how it works, why it's cool http://cpandeps.cantrell.org.uk/ (Programming) |
| Social CPAN
by David Landgren There are many sites available to find information about Perl and CPAN. You can review, comment, annotate and report bugs, make suggestions and help improve things for everyone. http://www.landgren.net/perl/wien2007/socialcpan.html (Serious) |
| French Perl Workshop
by Philippe Bruhat The French Perl Workshop 2007 will take place on Friday November 16 and Saturday November 17, 2007, at CPE Lyon (École Supérieure Chimie, Physique et Electronique). This year, we have a professional focus: large projects, Perl in corporations, job fair... It is time to make our language of choice better known! http://conferences.mongueurs.net/fpw2007/ (Other) |
| Trivial utilities
by Mark Jason Dominus Some of the most useful code I've written in the last year has been utterly trivial. I'll show it to you. http://blog.plover.com/prog/runN.html (Programming) |
| One of these things is not like the other
by Mark Overmeer This needs work. () |
| Working around *the* Perl 5 unicode bug
by Juerd Waalboer lc, uc, lcfirst, ucfirst, regex classes \w, \d, \s, regex operations involving case insensitivity, they're all broken in Perl 5. There's a very simple workaround to make Perl predictable again. (Other) |
| Enterprise Perl
by nadim khemir a few observations () |
| Perl in KDE
by Lars Dɪᴇᴄᴋᴏᴡ In this talk, I rant about the great lack of Perl in the K Desktop Environment (KDE). (Rant) |
| Reinventing the wheel?
by Jean Forget This talk presents several kinds of wheels, with very different technologies and very different uses. (Funny) |
| Notice to Sys::Syslog users
by Sébastien Aperghis-Tramoni If you want to use Sys::Syslog, you must follow the rules. If you want to use Sys::Syslog, you MUST follow the rules. (Funny) |
| Zlopp! Biff!! Plop!!! or how NOT to use Acme::MetaSyntactic
by Philippe Bruhat For the third YAPC in a row, I'll do an Acme::MetaSyntactic presentation. This time I won't list all themes while dancing on the beat of the Batman serial theme music, but instead I'll show examples of the many ways to misuse Acme::MetaSyntactic. (Funny) |
| GUI testing with Win32::GUITest
by Renée Bäcker I won't talk much - I want to demonstrate what you can do with Win32::GUITest. I will show two or three small programs that use the Perl module to automate some tasks. I think this a good and funny talk. (Funny) |
| Perl event addiction!
by Jonathan Worthington Conferences! Workshops! Hackathons! .pm groups! A look at the events I went to over the last year, and a lesson on what happens when you can't say no. (Other) |
| What I learned in Vienna
by José Alves de Castro Lessons I take from this conference. (Funny) |
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The order of the schedule is subject to change.
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