Perl Community Conference
PCC programs include web applications, developer tools, systems programming, AI, algorithms, and scientific computing. Speakers and attendees participate in person and remotely.
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PERL COMMUNITY CONFERENCE · PCC
Perl 5 deserves a
conference of its own.
The Perl Community Conference meets twice a year, around Perl’s birthday on December 18 and around July 4, bringing Perl programmers, project maintainers, and researchers together in Austin, Texas and online. PCC combines general Perl talks and lightning talks with the Science Perl track.
Dedicated exclusively to Perl 5. Meet the people building its tools, maintaining its systems, advancing its research, and teaching its next generation.
PCC · PERL COMMUNITY · SCIENCE PERL
Advancing Perl through conferences, projects, and publications.
The Perl Community
The Perl Community supports the advancement of Perl 5 through its conferences, publications, and committees, including AI Perl, Perl::Types, and Science Perl.
Explore Perl Community projects →Science Perl
The Science Perl track connects conference presentations with the Science Perl Journal. Calls for papers have included full papers, short papers, and extended abstracts alongside general Perl talks that require no paper.
Read the Science Perl Journal →PCC TALKS & RECORDINGS
What the Perl community is working on.
Past PCC programs have covered Catalyst and Valiant, PAGI and ASGI, wxPerl on Windows, Perl data types, DevOps, Beowulf clusters, and scientific algorithms. Conference recordings are published on The Perl Community YouTube channel.
ANNOUNCEMENTS & DISCUSSION
Keep up with PCC and Science Perl.
Find conference announcements, calls for participation, and recording releases on blogs.perl.org. Join the discussion on r/perlcommunity, or subscribe to the low-volume Science Perl mailing list for news and early access to recordings.