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All the Perl that's Practical to Extract and Report

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Very nice (Score:2)

by VSarkiss (704)

I like it. What did you use to create the slides?
- Re:Very nice (Score:1)
  
  by jmcnamara (659)
  
  Pod!
  Like most hackers faced with a conference deadline I ignored the fact and instead sat down to write a pod2slide filter. :-)
  The original program was a quick and dirty hack. I eventually rewrote it using Pod::Simple but the final results weren't much better. (I had initially looked at App::Slide but I didn't use it in the end).
  At the same conference I saw Philippe Bruhat [perl.org]'s excellent HTTP::Proxy presentation and he was using something similar except that he had syntax highlighting of the code sectio
Charts (Score:2)

by davorg (18)

Do you have any idea when the new (and very cool looking!) charting stuff will be on CPAN?
- Re:Charts (Score:1)
  
  by jmcnamara (659)
  
  I'm just finishing off the docs and the examples. So it should be on CPAN in the next 1-2 days.
  And then some sleep. ;-)
  John.
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You broke my record... (Score:1)

by cog (4665)

Ohhhh... you broke my record of 100 slides... :-) by 20!! :-)