JT Smith

Jason May will give a talk at YAPC::NA 2012 described as:

This talk will introduce common ways of using Perl to have processes communicate to each other.  It will cover things like how to communicate between parent/child processes and between completely separate processes, whether it is on the same host or a different one. It will also cover libraries and tools that facilitate building and testing these aspects, such as Reflex, AnyEvent, and netcat.

Common examples that are applicable to each aspect of the talk will be discussed, such as coordinating processing information in parallel, working with job queues, and establishing gateways.  Demonstrations, useful references, and caveats will be provided along the way.

[From the YAPC::NA Blog.]