Report from Moscow.pm February 2

On February 2, in our Moscow office, there was a meeting of Perl-programmers Moscow.pm, which has already become traditional for 10 years. Under the cat you can find videos and presentations of three reports:

• “Autotest”, Vadim Pushtaev, programmer of the internal development department of Mail.Ru Search
• “Introduction to Perl Asynchronous Event Programming”, Andrey Enshin, Junior Programmer, Web Backend Development Team, Mail.Ru Cloud
• “Coro. Intro ", Evgeny Vancevich, Mail.Ru Mail Programmer

- "Autotest"
Vadim Pushtayev, Mail.Ru Search Engineer
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The speaker talked in detail about the architecture of the unit tests of one of the Mail.Ru Search web applications on Perl.

- “Introduction to Perl Asynchronous Event Programming”
Andrei Yenshin, Junior Programmer, Web Backend Development Team Mail.Ru Clouds


The report will be interesting to novice Perl developers. The speaker showed the advantages of an event-oriented approach, which is perfectly combined with asynchronous code execution. The simplest implementation of this approach on simple Perl was demonstrated, as well as examples of using the AnyEvent library. Presentation by reference .

- “Coro. Intro "
Evgeny Vancevich, Mail.Ru programmer



The report is dedicated to Coro, its application, analysis of advantages and disadvantages. The speaker pays special attention to the use of Coro in asynchronous programming in conjunction with AnyEvent and generators.