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Leon Brocard (aka acme) is an orange-loving Perl eurohacker with many varied contributions to the Perl community, including the GraphViz module on the CPAN. YAPC::Europe was all his fault. He is still looking for a Perl Monger group he can start which begins with the letter 'D'.
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http://www.astray.com/
Leon Brocard (aka acme) is an orange-loving Perl eurohacker with many varied contributions to the Perl community, including the GraphViz module on the CPAN. YAPC::Europe was all his fault. He is still looking for a Perl Monger group he can start which begins with the letter 'D'.
Tuesday December 09, 2008
11:04 AM
Perl and Git
"Like Perl, Git has lots of flexibility, TMTOWTDI, and extensibility", points out the Perl 5 Wiki page on Git. I've been looking at Git in somewhat detail recently. I even wrote Git::PurePerl to understand Git's repository format in slightly more depth. I think Git is a very flexible way to develop and I particularly like github as a way to socially share repositories (and forks). See the Git::PurePerl repository for example.
Why should you look at Git now? Well, I also have a secret...
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