Booking.com, a Perl success story
Booking.com, a Perl success story
By Abigail from Philadelphia.pm, NY.pm, AmsterdamX.pm
Date: Wednesday, 4 August 2010 12:00
Duration: 50 minutes
Target audience: Any
Language: English
Booking.com is a fast growing company selling hotel rooms, using the
LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, Perl) stack. This talk gives an overview
of what kind of company Booking.com is, and which role Perl, and Perl
developers play.
We will show who the various classes of users are (external, internal),
who our "customers" (departments developers develop for) are. We'll
give an overview of the (open source) tools and Perl frameworks we use
in our daily developer life.
And we'll show how Booking.com gives its developers free beer (we're hiring).
Attended by: José Castro (cog), Mario Rossano (Anak), Adam Bartosik, Steffen Mueller, Nelson Ferraz, John Scoles (byterock), Oliver Thieke (o-thieke), Alan Haggai Alavi (alanhaggai), Andrey Shitov (ash), BinGOs, Casiano Rodriguez-Leon (casiano), Ronald Blaschke (rblasch), Damian Conway (damian), Erik Johansen (uniejo), Emanuele Zeppieri (emazep), Dai Okabayashi (bayashi), Henrik Hald Nørgaard, osfameron, Leon Timmermans (leont), Søren Lund (slu), Michal Gawlik, Nigel Metheringham (nigelm), Damon Davison (allolex), Michael Jemmeson (michael), Lech Baczyński (lechu), Gabor Szabo (szabgab), Jose Luis Martinez, Wendy Van Dijk (woolfy), Joerg Meltzer (codeacrobat), Rafiq Gemmail (Raf), JJ Allen, Johannes Plunien (plu), Marco Masetti (grubert), Igor Komlew, Valerio Paolini (valdez), Giel Goudsmit, Marko Zagožen (mzagozen), Panu Ervamaa (pnu), Bogdan Lucaciu (zamolxes),
