Perl in the Internet of Things (Part One)
By Dave Cross (davorg) from London.pm
Date: Saturday, 8 November 2014 09:10
Duration: 110 minutes
Target audience: Any
Language: English
Tags: internet iot perl things tutorial
The Internet of Things is trendy and exciting. Surely a grungy old language like Perl is going to be of limited use in an area like this.
That's not true, of course. Perl is just as useful as other language. Perhaps more so.
We'll look at some Perl tools that you can use to ensure that your favourite objects are as well-connected to the internet as anyone else's.
Most IoT interactions are just well-disguised HTTP transactions. So that's where we'll be spending most of our time. Topics we'll be covering include:
* Web client primer
* Web APIs with Dancer
* Introduction to REST
* Creating REST APIs in Perl (using Web::Machine and WebAPI::DBIC)
Attended by: Dave Cross (davorg), Andrew Solomon (illy), John Harrison (JohnGH), Merlyn Kline, Simon Quain, Roland Schmitz (roli), Pedro Figueiredo (pfig), Erik Colson (ecocode), Anatolie Mazur (Mask), Alex Balhatchet (Kaoru), Tamara Kaufler, Pierre Masci (mascip), Umair Dojki, Imran Chaudhry (icjs), Mike Whitaker (Penfold), David Matthewman, Paulo Favinha (Favinha), Farhan Siddiqui, vytas, Adam Trickett (ajt), su hsia, Arnaud David, Adrien Ruiz, Hugo Areias (hugoareias),
