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Test automation using Perl [szabgab.com]
Thursday July 20, 2006
04:09 AM
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I am not sure if this was the right move but I setup a blog on my own site
In order to have some content I wrote a bit about the Perltraining.org web site and my Wish list: search engine for Perl related sites
For now comments should be made here or in e-mail.
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One training site in Germany (Score:1)
Re:One training site in Germany (Score:2)
Re:One training site in Germany (Score:1)
Why go elsewhere? (Score:1)
It’s much less likely to be read there than here. The advantage of use Perl that lots of the Perl community is here, and there are lots of people (me, f.ex.) who read every post here – but read very few off-site Perl weblogs. (Just Audrey Tang, I think.)
You won’t be heard if you stray from the herd. (Yes, I’m fully aware of all the negative implications of that statement and absolutely intend them every bit as much as the positive ones.)
Re:Why go elsewhere? (Score:2)
Re:Why go elsewhere? (Score:1)
Ah. That works.