What can you do with YAML in 2020?
von Tina Müller (tinita) (Berlin.pm, Bicycle.pm)
What can you do with YAML in 2020? richtet sich an Alle und wird in Deutsch gehalten. Der Talk beginnt am 05.03.2020 um 13:30 Uhr und dauert 40 Minuten. Er findet im Raum 1 united-domains statt.
Over the last years, a lot of improvements have been made to the Perl YAML Ecosystem, also thanks to The Perl Foundation and the Perl Toolchain Summit.
Bugs in existing YAML modules have been fixed (syntax parsing errors, memory leaks, etc.), secure loading of untrusted input has been made possible.
With YAML::PP a module has entered CPAN which is one of the first three projects that was written by using the cross-language yaml-test-suite.
It aims to be as powerful as PyYAML. Successful tools like Ansible are using PyYAML. Although Ansible just uses a small part of what's possible in PyYAML, it couldn't have been written in Perl. I want to make that possible.
I'll show you what has been improved for existing modules, and what kind of cool stuff you can do with YAML::PP already!
You should already be familiar with the basic YAML syntax.
Präsentation: https://perlpunk.github.io/slides.gpw2020/yaml2020/
Tags: yaml
Teilnahmeinteresse:
- Sören Laird Sörries
- Daniel Böhmer
- Nicholas Clark
- Martin Becker (martin)
- Julien Fiegehenn (simbabque)
- Paul Koschinski
- Johann Rolschewski (jorol)
- Rico Hengst
- Andreas Vögele
- Michael Lang (langmic)
- Stefan Hornburg (Racke)
- linuxer
- Klaus Rindfrey
- Paul Cochrane (ptc)
- Steffen Winkler (STEFFENW)
- Herbert Breunung (lichtkind)