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Monday July 17, 2006
01:25 PM
UPC - my current private project
I just want to tell you something about my current private project. It is an UML editor for Perl. Unfortunately I have not much time at the moment, but I think I can start programming again in about 2 months!
My goal is to write a small UML editor for Perl to make documentation easier. The project is in a pre-alpha phase. I will write about it from time to time...
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My goal is to write a small UML editor for Perl to make documentation easier. The project is in a pre-alpha phase. I will write about it from time to time...
more...
Monday July 03, 2006
07:52 AM
CPAN modules under version control
gabor listed in his journal some public version control systems and one question crossed my mind:
Wouldn't it be nice to have one central repository for "all" modules?
A system similar to RT or CPAN itself! Every author/maintainer can tick a checkbox in PAUSE whether the module should be loaded into a version control system. And the auther can grant access to the module to other authors.
This would have some advantages:
Wouldn't it be nice to have one central repository for "all" modules?
A system similar to RT or CPAN itself! Every author/maintainer can tick a checkbox in PAUSE whether the module should be loaded into a version control system. And the auther can grant access to the module to other authors.
This would have some advantages:
- one account for every module
- one system for all modules
- ...
Friday March 10, 2006
08:35 AM
Darmstadt.pm - a new Perlmonger group
Darmstadt - a city in Germany near Frankfurt - has now its own Perlmonger group. Our first meeting is on Thursday 23rd, 2006 at the Nachrichtentreff.
more information: http://darmstadt.pm.org (german)
more information: http://darmstadt.pm.org (german)
help them think they understand.
--Larry Wall
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