Last week, Perl devs from all over North America, and some from other continents, met in Salt Lake City, Utah, for YAPC::NA 2015.
Last week, I took vacation. But I spent the time with family, going to Ohio.
So, of course, I wanted to get a list of all the talks that they were able to record and put on YouTube, to list for my local Mongers group, Purdue.pm, and to allow me to go back and watch at my leisure.
I could've parsed the HTML with regular expressions, but that isn't protocol, so I used this as an excuse to work with Mojo::DOM. I generally prefer finding code examples to reading documentation, so here's my code.
To get the HTML, I opened https://www.youtube.com/user/yapcna/videos in Chrome, clicked load more to get all of this years' videos ( and some of last year's), then grabbed the HTML from Chrome Dev Tools and pasted it into the __DATA__ section of the program. Grabbing the HTML with LWP or the like wouldn't have grabbed it all.
Enjoy!
Last week, I took vacation. But I spent the time with family, going to Ohio.
So, of course, I wanted to get a list of all the talks that they were able to record and put on YouTube, to list for my local Mongers group, Purdue.pm, and to allow me to go back and watch at my leisure.
I could've parsed the HTML with regular expressions, but that isn't protocol, so I used this as an excuse to work with Mojo::DOM. I generally prefer finding code examples to reading documentation, so here's my code.
To get the HTML, I opened https://www.youtube.com/user/yapcna/videos in Chrome, clicked load more to get all of this years' videos ( and some of last year's), then grabbed the HTML from Chrome Dev Tools and pasted it into the __DATA__ section of the program. Grabbing the HTML with LWP or the like wouldn't have grabbed it all.
Enjoy!
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