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The Perl Review Goes to Print

posted by ziggy on 2004.07.22 0:14   

brian_d_foy writes "The first print issue of The Perl Review is coming off the presses now. I'll be sending it out to subscribers as soon as I can, and I will have a bunch at OSCON too. Articles in this issue:

• Test Driven Development -- David Kosykh
• Extending XML::XPath -- Michel Rodriguez
• Magick Tile Puzzles -- Grant McLean

and some other things..."

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  by yudel (1014) on 2004.07.22 11:06 (#32769)
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  by ajtaylor (1283) on 2004.07.22 11:10 (#32770)
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  by mike_arms (264) on 2004.07.24 15:46 (#32828)
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  Hi, guys. I must have missed a posting quite some time ago regarding a change to The Perl Review. I did read about brian's hiatus due to his deployment to Iraq. I think it is cool that they are going to be printing actual hard-copy issues. Some questions:

  1. Is this only for new issues, or will old issues also be issued in print?
  2. Will new issues be made available in an online format of some form (PDF, HTML, etc)? This is important for searching, cut/paste, reference, etc.
  3. If new issues will be made available online, will they be available only to subscribers or to all?

  Anyway, thanks for filling in about the new plans for TPR.

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