WTFish side of using Perl talk at YAPC::EU 2009 – slides « Perl
WTFish side of using Perl talk at YAPC::EU 2009 – slides
Wednesday 26 August 2009 @ 6:52 am

I did my talk about WTF in Perl at YAPC::EU 2009 at Monday, August 3rd. It was a bit stresfull experience for me. Especially that my laptop did not want to show presentation on the projector. I turned out that I do not know my own laptop. Right, I use it rarely. Hopefully presentation was not bad, I received some positive feedback. People were clapping too. Nice :) One person asked me for slides. So here they are:

Feedback about my talk is appreciated, use comment field below :)

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See also:

  1. My presentation at YAPC::EU::2009 was graded
  2. YAPC::EU 2009 in Lisboa (Lisbon, Lizbona)!
  3. Nice people I met at YAPC::EU
  4. Perl WTFs – last in function
  5. YAPC EU 2010 is coming


Comments (1) - Posted in wtf, yapc by Lech  



 One response to “WTFish side of using Perl talk at YAPC::EU 2009 – slides”

  •   Chas. Owens wrote:

    Another WTF related to regex delimiters: m?foo? has special behavior (http://perldoc.perl.org/perlop.html#?PATTERN?).

    Also, &my_subroutine() bypasses prototype checking, so

    sub foo ($) {
    print “@_\n”;
    }

    foo(1, 2); #error, one one parameter allowed

    &foo(1, 2); #not an error

    Of course, that brings up prototypes which are full of WTF. Examine

    my @a = qw/ a b c /;
    foo(@a); #not an error, 3 is passed to foo

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