Perl Videos?

[zod]

I found a series of video lectures on Perl on YouTube from the Indian Institute of Technology. They are introductory, but maybe a few others here would find them useful. Each video is an hour long:

1. Perl - Part I
2. Perl - Part II
3. Perl - Part III
4. Perl - Part IV

Has anyone run across any other Perl videos?

Thanks,

zod

UPDATE: I also found this 2-hour tutorial on "Intermediate Perl" at the Minnesota Supercomputing Institute at the University of Minnesota.

[ysth]

But of course! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyLqUf4cdwc

[zod]

My stomach hurts I laughed so hard at that.

[pobocks]

"Pretty amazing."

Heh.

Imprecise tools for the win? Or, well, I guess for the lose.

Although I do feel that perl is perhaps more difficult to handle than some other languages would be... Open parentheses and close parentheses seemed to work.

Have we found a new way to write Lisp?

[moritz]

There are many conference talk videos at http://yapc.tv/. There's also a talk by TimToady on youtube, and a few others over there.

[draegtun]

YAPC::Asia 2008 videos can be found here http://conferences.yapcasia.org/ya2008/schedule and on Google video.

YAPC::NA 2006 videos can be found via iTunes (under Podcasts) and also from here http://www.media-landscape.com/yapc/schedule.html

/I3az/

[Util]

gnat's lightning talk from YAPC::NA 2002 was a film he made entirely during the conference. It is the story of a Python programmer, wandering confusedly around the Perl conference, encountering many luminaries of the Perl community, all of whom are showing off the most severe corner-cases of their personalities.


Best. movie. ever.
YAPC 2002 - The Movie


"If you don't know what it does, why did you put it in your program?"
- Dominus, shouting at the camera.

[Anonymous Monk]

There are some 125 videos on scriptsocket.com

[Lawliet]

Perl, in a Nutshell song :D

[hsinclai]

I ran across this Perl video. Indispensable, although not in the "instructional" category, exactly.
There is a flash of Larry Wall about 2/3 the way through.

-Harold

[jplindstrom]

Wow.

I thought I'd check out the advanced parts and jumped to Part IV. Only to see topics such as the hash data type, and subroutines (use & to call subroutines (but it's optional).

That's after three hours of lectures in Part I to III. So I'd say that's very introductory.

/J

[ptoulis]

haha, I couldn't watch beyond 3rd minute!!
What is the 'Paul' interpreter?? :)

[Lawliet]

Just stumbled upon http://www.wonderhowto.com/computer-programming/perl-video/. It has some tutorials (110 videos) for Perl (and many other things, so it appears). Figured some may find it useful.

[luis.roca]

I've taken this video course a couple of times now and have kept my subscription to the site going just to rewatch certain chapters.

Perl 5 Essential Training with Bill Weinman. It came out last spring (4/2010) and is about 7 hours. Almost the entire course is a screen cast where you can just code along with him. *(My preferred way to learn.)