ingydotnet · August 31, 2010 16:31
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 The best part of Perl 6 is "Perl 6 Rules"<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perl_6_rules>, a "PEG"<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parsing_expression_grammar> parsing language and a replacement for Perl 5 regular expressions. It is a simple and readable way to define new languages, including Perl 6 itself.

 "Ingy döt Net"<http://ingy.net/> has taken the best ideas from Perl 6 Rules and created an "Acmeist"<http://acmeism.org/> parsing language called "Pegex"<http://www.pegex.org/>. Pegex can be used to define new languages that work the same in Perl, Python, Ruby, JavaScript and any other languages that support Pegex.

 In this talk, Ingy will show you how to use Pegex in Perl, as simply as using a regex. He'll also demonstrate how he is using Pegex as the basis of his Acmeist projects like "YAML"<http://yaml.org/>, "TestML"<http://testml.org/>, "JSYNC"<http://jsync.org/> and "C'Dent"<http://cdent.org/>.
	The best part of Perl 6 is "Perl 6 Rules"<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perl_6_rules>, a "PEG"<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parsing_expression_grammar> parsing language and a replacement for Perl 5 regular expressions. It is a simple and readable way to define new languages, including Perl 6 itself.

	"Ingy döt Net"<http://ingy.net/> has taken the best ideas from Perl 6 Rules and created an "Acmeist"<http://acmeism.org/> parsing language called "Pegex"<http://www.pegex.org/>. Pegex can be used to define new languages that work the same in Perl, Python, Ruby, JavaScript and any other languages that support Pegex.

	In this talk, Ingy will show you how to use Pegex in Perl, as simply as using a regex. He'll also demonstrate how he is using Pegex as the basis of his Acmeist projects like "YAML"<http://yaml.org/>, "TestML"<http://testml.org/>, "JSYNC"<http://jsync.org/> and "C'Dent"<http://cdent.org/>.