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Pluggability presentation slides or notes online? (Score:1)

by ggoebel (893)

Have you (do you intend to) put your presentations slides or notes online anywhere?

cheers,

Garrett
- found them (Score:1)
  
  by ggoebel (893)
  
  http://ibiblio.org/mcmahon/designing4pluggability/ [ibiblio.org]
Object::Trampoline (Score:1)

by jjore (6662)

Have you also seen Object::Realize::Later? They do the same thing.
- Re:Object::Trampoline (Score:1)
  
  by pemungkah (3)
  
  Not yet, but I'll check it out.
- And more... (Score:1)
  
  by DAxelrod (4649)
  
  In addition to Object::Trampoline [cpan.org] and Object::Realize::Later [cpan.org], there's Class::LazyLoad [cpan.org], and my own Class::LazyObject [cpan.org].
  Hmmm.... I'm definitely going to have to write about why there are four different modules for this. Of course, whether or not that's a bad thing is a different discussion [perl.org] (I linked to that particular post because it presents the debate, not because I agree or disagree with it), but I also have some ideas about how we can pool our resources.
  Thank you so much, I wouldn't have known about Obje

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