HTTP::Proxy, nipping and tucking the web
HTTP::Proxy, nipping and tucking the web
By Philippe Bruhat (BooK) from Lyon.pm
Date: Friday, 2 September 2005 11:30
Duration: 40 minutes
Language:
You can find more information on the speaker's site:
HTTP::Proxy is a web proxy written in pure Perl.
It lets one modify the content of web requests and response on the fly, thanks to a system of filter stacks.
After almost a full year with any updates, development started again. This talk will present the proxy itself, the new features added since March 2005 and what the future holds.
Tentative outline:
- history of the project
- internal architecture of the proxy
- standard filters
- fun proxy examples
- useful proxy examples
- new features since 0.14
- performance improvements
Note: The link points to the presentation made at YAPC::Europe 2004.
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