The London Perl & Raku Workshop (LPW) is a free one-day technical conference in Central London, United Kingdom.
Run by volunteers from the London Perl & Raku community, LPW will have talks about Perl, Raku, and other languages, technologies and topics.
LPW is an inclusive event and we would love to have you attend, whether this is your first time learning about Perl or Raku, or your 18th workshop. We encourage attendees and speakers from people of any age, background or circumstance, and we are open to receiving proposals for talks on any subject you think your fellow attendees will find interesting.
Further news will be posted here and to our feed.
To attend is free, all you need to do is create a new user account or log in and then register.
LPW is reliant on the generosity of our sponsors to run great community event at no cost to attendees. If you or your company would like to sponsor the London Perl & Workshop then please see our sponsorship information and do not hesitate to contact the organisers if you have any questions.
We also appreciate donations from attendees greatly.
Our love of Perl and Raku, means another London Perl and Raku Workshop is presently in the works for November 2026, with an exact date and venue to be confirmed in due course.
Voluntary Organisers this year are José Joaquín Atria, Julien Fiegehenn and Andrew Mehta, who can all be contacted via organisers@londonperlworkshop.com.
I believe we all benefit from one another's knowledge and experience,
when we come together to knowledge-share and network.
You're welcome to attend this week's free London Perl and Raku Workshop 2025 on Saturday the 29th of November.
Are you attending? Then please click the button below, so we know to expect you!
Venue details are here:
https://
Talk details are here:
Entry is at 9:00am, with a welcome talk at 9:20am, and the first talk at 9:30am.
The full schedule is expected to be published shortly at:
https://
Many thanks to our sponsors - The Perl Foundation and Simplelists.
Our talk page has been updated...
...with the likes of
John Napiorkowski's PAGI (aka psgi/plack 2.0) talk,
Julien Fiegehenn's talks about Android and humans,
and Dr Andrew J. O'Neil on using Perl in the chemical analysis of food, food I tell thee!
Do please register your attendance so we know you're coming!
More information about all of our valued sponsors is available on our sponsors page.