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Stuff with the Perl Foundation. A couple of patches in the Perl core. A few CPAN modules. That about sums it up.
Gone
Like many others, I'm no longer posting here very much. You'll find my new technical journal at blogs.perl.org. It's much shinier.
As you can see, use.perl visits have been dropping for a while (blogs.perl.org is too new to show up on that search) and the front page of use.perl has been sadly neglected. As for blogs.perl.org, after an initial rough start, plenty of people are switching over and are very happy with the shiny.
I have fond memories of use.perl.org, but it's just too old and out-of-date. Come on over to our new platform and look around. Plus, tell us what you want changed about it. (To be fair, while I was involved in the project to get it launched (mostly kibitzing and asking why things were stalled -- I'm such a marketroid
Test::Class::Most
Testing with PostgreSQL
My new personal project has a PostgreSQL database. Here's how I'm handling testing.
Roles without Moose?
Unless what?
Dear Recruiters
Next QA Hackathon -- What Do You Need?
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Perl 6 Config::INI parser on github
help them think they understand.
--Larry Wall
