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Friday January 25, 2008
02:48 AM
TPF website is diffcult to use?
I am sure it's just me but I find the website of
TPF difficult to use.
This time I was trying to locate the perl5 wiki.
There is no link on the main page. So I typed "wiki" in the search box.
The second hit was July 9th, 2007 - A new wiki for Perl 5 but clicking on that link gives me the same content as the Press Release Archive
Is there anyone in TPF who can fix this?
BTW in the end I used Google and found the perl5 wiki.
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something seems broken (Score:1)
Likewise, clicking on any search result also returns the homepage content.
And perl.org too (Score:1)
And while we are at it can we revamp perl.org [perl.org] too? I just found this gem on the about [perl.org] page under "Perl and the Web" ...
To start with CGI.pm is not something we should be bragging about. Sure it is a workhorse, but it's also a huge and horrible mess of a module. And seriously, what (dynamic) language doesn't come with a CGI type module in its core disto these days? We should be promoting more modern web technol
Wiki links (Score:2)
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Re: (Score:2)
thanks