YAPC :: Russia May 13–15 in Moscow

From May 13 to May 15, Moscow will host the fourth conference of YAPC :: Russia , dedicated to the Perl programming language and its community. This year the conference is combined with the annual Ukrainian Perl-workshop Perl Mova.

The three-day program consists of Perl 6 hakatan and reports about modern versions of the language and applications based on them.


On the first day, Friday, May 13, the hackathon about Perl 6 will be organized. Hackathon is an informal meeting of programmers who want to participate in the development of the current version of the Perl 6 compiler Rakudo. Jonathan Worthington, one of the leading compiler developers living in Sweden, will come to lead the process. Martin Berends and Karl Masac also come to the hackathon, taking an active part in the development of Rakudo and Perl 6.
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The second and third day - Saturday and Sunday, May 14 and 15 - are reserved for speeches and reports on the practical and theoretical aspects of the development on pearl. The list of reports for today looks like this:

In Russian

Our special guest is Konstantin Osipov. Tarantool: NoSQL open source repository.

Vyacheslav Matyukhin. Search on Yandex blogs.
Alexey Kapranov. Program one file.
Andrey Shitov. What's new in Perl 5.14.
Anatoly Sharifulin. Why Mojolicious?
Alexander Zagatsky. Using Perl 6 Pod.
Ilya Chesnokov. Using exceptions when developing in Perl.

In English

Martin Berends. Perl 6 Implementations in May 2011.
Jonathan Worthington. Inside A Compiler.
Carl Mäsak. Athlete programming.
Jonathan Worthington. Nested Languages: Beyond Strings.
Martin Berends. Perlduino
Jonathan Worthington. Jonathan Worthington "Rakud'oh!": Making our compiler smarter.

Blitz reports

Anatoly Sharifulin. Cloud hosting: DotCloud and Phenona.
Alexander Kotov. Perl remote jobs.
Yuri Ershov. Template engine in one line.
Andrey Shitov. How to clean an array.
Valery Studennikov. Programming & Zen.
Anatoly Sharifulin. My Modern Perl.
Andrey Shitov. YAPC :: Europe in Riga.

Registration and reception of reports are still ongoing.

In a separate line, we invite Yandex developers to tell how they are going to switch from Perl to JavaScript .

Participation in the YAPC :: Russia conference is free: just register on the event website. The conference will be held at the premises of the Digital October Center at Bersenevskaya Embankment, 6.

Conferences of the YAPC :: Russia series are held since 2007 in the cities of Russia and neighboring countries: Moscow, St. Petersburg, Kiev, Riga, Minsk, Sofia, Tashkent, Yekaterinburg, Rostov-on-Don, Vladivostok and Kastanai.

The Perl programming language was created in 1987. In the 21st century, the language was substantially updated, which caused the beginning of a new wave of popularity of Perl.

YAPC members :: Russia will receive a discount coupon on YAPC :: Europe 2011 .