Thanks to some crafty editing by Lee, the lightning talks are also online on Youtube.
Thanks again to all the past speakers!
Many conference speakers got their start with a lightning talk - maybe on your next conference you want to give a lightning talk too?
These presentations are up to 5 minutes long - the ideal way to introduce your favorite module, TV series, or really just about any topic.
The videos are now online on Youtube.
Thanks again to all people presenting their projects and insights!
Much of the credit for the video production goes to Lee Johnson for recording
all of them during the event. The postproduction happened thanks to ffmpeg.
(English version below)
Hallo zusammen,
wir laden Euch herzlich ein
zum Deutschen Perl/Raku Workshop 2027.
Der Workshop findet nächstes Jahr vom Mittwoch 14. April bis
Freitag 16. April im Stadteilzentrum Nordstadt in Hannover statt.
Die Webseite und der Call for Papers sind bereits online unter
https://act.yapc.eu/gpw2027/cfp.html. Wir freuen uns auf viele interessante
Vorträge!
Über Unterstützung durch Sponsoren freuen wir uns immer. Wenn Ihr bzw. Eure
Firma den Workshop unterstützen möchtet, wendet Euch gerne an uns. Wir finden
gemeinsam sicher eine Möglichkeit!
Wenn Ihr Fragen an die Organisatoren habt, erreicht Ihr uns am besten
direkt unter orga2027@german-perl-workshop.de .
Wir freuen uns auf Eure Teilnahme,
Max Maischein für die Organisatoren und Frankfurt.pm
Wir arbeiten noch an
Hotelempfehlungen und veröffentlichen diese auf der Webseite.
Cross-posted from my blog
Last week, the Perl community came together for the 28th German Perl Workshop. This year,
it was held at the Heilandskirche in Berlin Moabit. Excitingly, we had the nave for the presentations.

While the name is still German Perl Workshop, we now draw attendees from all over the globe.
Presenters came from India, the US and various European countries. Maybe it is time to announce
it as a more international conference again.
My presentation will look at coding agents from Anthropic and z.ai with the following questions:
How (well) can coding agents support Perl code?
What differences are there between the models?
How can I get agents to write good code?
Hope to see you there:
https://act.yapc.eu/gpw2026/