Hi

Since many of you are bored and I'm rusty in parsing XML (well choosing a module in the first place) here little challenge in the benefit of the monastery.

Once we have a script, adding new channels will be easy and ppl will have a lower entrace barrier to comment on talks.

So what's your most elegant approach? :)

INPUT:

TPC2022 recordings https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?playlist_id=PLA9_Hq3zhoFyOpb-U3DMU7OT93dPUdtpE

TASK:

Parse it and produce HTML Output for Perlmonks. Extra points for maintainability of the HTML output templated

OUTPUT:

<h3> TPC 2022 in Houston </h3>

<b>Conference in the Cloud! A Perl and Raku Conf</b>

<ul>
<li> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=waHAGThlRH8|Raku -Ofun for Every
+one - Daniel Sockwell] <p>
<i>Description: Rakoons like to say that Raku is -Ofun (optimized for 
+fun). This talk examines SHORTENED </i></li>
<li> ... etc </li>
</ul>
[download]

PREVIEW

TPC 2022 in Houston

Conference in the Cloud! A Perl and Raku Conf

• Raku -Ofun for Everyone - Daniel Sockwell

  Description: Rakoons like to say that Raku is -Ofun (optimized for fun). This talk examines several of the steps that the Raku community has taken to deliver on this promise, from our documentation and code of conduct to our commitment to code examples and mentoring. For each example, we’ll discuss the current progress Raku has made as well as how you could help. https://sched.co/11nfM

• ... etc

UPDATE

wrote a first solution in the meantime, result can be seen here. No code yet, don't wanna spoil the challenge :)

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