50:57

brian d foy talking about future of Perl

43:31

Joint video

25:09

Andrei Pratasavitski About the dangers of refactoring

56:53

Larry Wall. Keynote (YAPC::Europe 2011 in Riga)

51:33

YAPC::Europe 2011 in Riga. Lightnings Talks Day 1

41:11

Philippe Bruhat. Git::Repository — Controling Git from Perl

43:42

Jonathan Worthington. Rakudo Evolved: speed, feedback and hackability

17:47

Aaron Crane. Monkey-patching, subclassing, and accidental overriding

11:47

Chisel Wright. Mostly lazy DBIx::Class testing

34:51

Zefram. Why time is difficult‎

16:34

Mallory van Achterberg. HTML5: What it is, what it isn't, and should you use it?

33:56

Matt S Trout. Euclid, Socrates and Mill — Quality in Documentation

20:52

Zefram. ‎bending syntax with 5.14‎

22:20

Carl Mäsak. Making data dance‎

38:24

Carl Mäsak. How not to screw up your business application‎

44:25

Laurent Dami. Working with databases‎

22:46

Thomas Klausner. App::TimeTracker, Metaprogramming & Method Modifiers

22:33

Maik Hentsche. ‎Tapper test scheduling‎

01:00:19

Anton Berezin. Replacing Relational DB with Redis: a Case Study

17:31

Alex Kapranoff‎‎. Ubic: flexible perl-based service manager

17:00

H. Merijn Brand. Gnokii — an alternative approach

45:58

David Leadbeater‎‎. Redis — A key/value store

16:10

Yusuke Kawasaki. ‎Oriental Perl for Enterprise‎

26:02

Gabor Szabo. ‎Writing Plugins for Padre, the Perl IDE‎‎

42:35

Jonathan Worthington. Concurrency, Parallelism and Asynchrony: Perl 6 plotting and prototyping

47:37

Curtis Poe. Agile Companies Go P.O.P.

39:03

Richard Jelinek. HowTo: Perl as the most popular scripting language

32:51

Matt S Trout. State of the Velociraptor

16:57

Tom Hukins. Monitoring Your Code with Log4perl

21:50

DrForr. DevOps for the Masses

19:35

Jens Rehsack. Monitoring with Perl and Unix::Statgrab

06:37

Alex Kapranoff. YAPC::Europe 2013 in Kiev. Opening Day 3

40:16

Peter Rabbitson. SQL metaprogramming — non-ORM uses of DBIx::Class

19:52

Darko Obradovic. Easy Parallel Computing in Perl 5 for Multi Core CPUs

39:23

Salvador Fandiño. Writing maintenable event driven programs with AnyEvent and Class::StateMachine

40:53

Jon Jensen. Adventures in Perl packaging

58:23

YAPC::Europe 2013 in Kiev, Lightning Talks Day 2

20:42

Petya Kohts. snaked: pure perl cron replacement

17:00

Christian Karg. Perl6 is dead, long live Perl5

24:58

Peter Rabbitson. Benchmarking is *REALLY* hard

22:57

Aaron Crane. The Why and How of Redis

14:36

Andrew Shitov. YAPC::Europe 2013 in Kiev, Opening Day 1

55:19

Larry Wall. Keynote (YAPC::Europe 2013 in Kiev)

20:48

Dave Cross. 25 years of Perl in (about) 25 minutes

01:11:16

Reini Urban. Design decisions on p2

39:25

Denis Banovic. Perl in the Cloud

18:15

Dave Cross. Matt's PSGI Archive

38:37

Vyacheslav Matyukhin. Questhub: a place to share your Perl quests

40:41

Moritz Lenz. Exceptional Perl 6 — Error handling and Reporting in Perl 6

19:26

Herbert Breunung. Is your software development process complete?

01:36

Viacheslav Tykhanovskyi. YAPC::Europe 2013 in Kiev, Opening Day 2

40:01

Stefan Hornburg. Dancing Around the World

41:39

Thomas Klausner. ZeroMQ

18:14

R Geoffrey Avery. Dancer: Getting to Hello World

40:13

Nicholas Perez. Serialization with Sereal: fast, compact, powerful. Pick three!

40:21

Leon Timmermans. Replacing Module::Build

19:36

Nicholas Perez. CloudPAN: When you don't want to install modules to try them out

41:58

Herbert Breunung. Perl 6 OO vs. Moose

39:35

Max Maischein. Implementing Two Factor Authentication

39:13

Thomas Klausner. Bread::Board by example