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All the Perl that's Practical to Extract and Report

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  • My blog (Mechanical Revolution [mechanicalrevolution.com]) runs on a CMS I wrote myself (Miril [cpan.org]) and is hosted on Hostgator [hostgator.com]. Nothing beats use.perl.org in terms of traffic it generates though. If you post regularly, you can join the Iron Man Challenge, but it won't give the same level of visibility to your blog. There are also http://planet.perl.org/ [perl.org] and http://perlsphere.net/ [perlsphere.net], but I have not figured out how to join them yet [mechanicalrevolution.com].

  • Yeah, it's boring, but it's also really, really easy to start using.

  • Hi jjore, hi everybody else.

    I wanted to set up a shared perl blogging for almost half a year now. I've got a nice domain name (perlblog.org), and soon I'll also have a decent server (4 cores, 2GB RAM, root access) at my disposal.

    What I need is tuits, and an idea what to install. If you want to help me, please write me an email (moritz at faui2k3 dot org) so that we can discuss details, give you access to that server etc.

    I'd really love to see a nice, central(ish) site for perl blogging - having everyone sca

    • I'd say talk to Dreamwidth and start with their code - I happen to like the LiveJournal code base, and using that means that OpenID support - both as a provider and a consumer - is integrated. But that's me.
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      The new Strawberry Perl for Windows has been released! Check http://strawberryperl.com for it.

  • I've been meaning to write some Web::Scraper to post to here for me. My take on it is that one must cross post in this day and age. Obviously some sites would get cut down versions of articles.

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