Autocompletition in Padre, the Perl IDE v0.87
Padre, the perl editor provides a configurable way to autocomplete while you are typing. This video shows the options.
Tag Archives: Perl
A Productivity Enhancing Perl Environment
Over the last couple of years I have been spending almost all of my working time actually coding Perl. This made it worthwhile to optimise my development environment. I’ll talk a little about some of the tools I use which allow me to focus more on the actual development problems and less on mechanisms… Read More »
A Date with Perl
Dates and times are confusing and crazy. What nut invented Daylight Saving Time? Someone who’d never imagined a computer, that’s who! Dealing with dates and times might seem simple at first, but there’s a lot of gotchas. This talk will start by covering some concepts worth knowing about (What is an Olson timezone? What’s the… Read More »
AnyEvent in Perl
In this talk, how to use it in Perl using AnyEvent,
YAPC::NA Perl Year in Review – 2014
YAPC::Europe 2013 “Future Perl”
Perl Platform as a Service Shootout
Perl Platform as a Service talk at YAPC::NA 2012
Ordered Hashes In Perl
Perl hashes have no internal order. A hash consists of a number of “buckets”. When a record is inserted into the hash, the key is transformed, using a “hash function”, into a bucket number. The details of the hash function itself are not important, but a good hash function ensures that even very similar keys… Read More »
TypeGlobes
The typeglob is a composite data type that contains one instance of each other data types. It is an amalgam of all Perl’s data types, from which it gets its name. It is a sort of ‘super reference’ whose value is not a single reference to something but six slots that can contain six different… Read More »
What is stack concepts In Perl ?
One of the most basic uses for an array is as stack push | pop ==> LIFO shift | unshift ==> FIFO