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Sorry About This
On April 7th, 1999 with 0 comments
We've been less than diligent lately in providing the news every day.
Well, we...
Details of Upcoming Perl Tutorials
On March 24th, 1999 with 0 comments
Mark-Jason Dominus has posted details regarding some of his tutorials
to be...
Lisp 1.1 Released
On March 16th, 1999 with 0 comments
Wolf Busch <Wolf-Dieter.Busch@T-Online.de>
has released Lisp 1.1,
his...
Perl-GEDCOM List Announced
On March 16th, 1999 with 0 comments
A new list to discuss Perl genealogical software,
using the GEDCOM format or...
Make Your Presentations With Perl
On March 9th, 1999 with 0 comments
Tom Christiansen
announced
a demo of his perlpoint
presentation software, which...
Generic Virtual Machine Available
On March 8th, 1999 with 0 comments
Michal Sabren
<sabren@manifestation.com>
announces the first...
Now We Feel Sheepish
On February 18th, 1999 with 0 comments
We noted on Tuesday that Nancy Walsh's newly released book was called
Learning...
pmtools 1.00 Released
On February 16th, 1999 with 0 comments
Tom Christiansen has recently written and released pmtools, a suite
of small...
We're Feeling Bookish
On February 16th, 1999 with 0 comments
Osborne/McGraw-Hill published
Perl Annotated Archives, by Martin C. Brown,...
XML::Parser, CPAN ported to MacPerl
On January 27th, 1999 with 0 comments
CPAN requires lots of modules that most MacPerl users may not have,
or may not...
Velocis Database Server Supports DBI
On January 27th, 1999 with 0 comments
Version 2.1 of the Velocis Database Server from
Raima includes
several...
More MacPerl Binaries
On January 20th, 1999 with 0 comments
Posted in Chris Nandor's
CPAN directory are new binaries for DBI 1.06,...
Sunworld On Perl
On January 18th, 1999 with 0 comments
SunWorld has three articles
regarding Perl on its main page: an
interview
with...
Welcome, Mongers, Welcome
On January 18th, 1999 with 0 comments
Helsinki.pm (Helsinki, Finland), has been started.
Contact Jarkko Hietaniemi...
Debug Me, Baby
On January 15th, 1999 with 0 comments
The Data Display Debugger
from the Technical University of Braunschweig's
Softw
What the Heck is a Perl Monger?!
On January 15th, 1999 with 0 comments
We don't know, but Brent
Michalski tries to answer the question in his
interview
Perl in a Nutshell Hits the Shelves
On January 15th, 1999 with 0 comments
The wait is over: O'Reilly recently released about 40,000 backorders of
Perl in...
Accept Us Into Your World
On January 13th, 1999 with 0 comments
Welcome the newest Mongers in Tokyo, led by
Kaoru Maeda...
language.perl.com Updated
On January 11th, 1999 with 0 comments
Tom Christiansen has updated documentation and links to interviews and
CPAN...
Tonight I'm Gonna Monger Like It's 1999
On January 11th, 1999 with 0 comments
Welcome the newest Mongers:
Norwalk.pm (Norwalk, CT),
Pablo Aymerich...
Perl-AI List Moved
On January 11th, 1999 with 0 comments
Bek Oberin <gossamer@tertius.net.au>
reports that the Perl-AI list,...
ActiveState Offers PerlDirect Support
On January 7th, 1999 with 0 comments
ActiveState has announced its
new support program, featuring quarterly CDs, a...
Give Me $20 On Perl Mongers To Show
On January 7th, 1999 with 0 comments
LasVegas.pm (Las Vegas, NV), has joined the ranks of the elite.
Contact Mason...
Thursday Morning Advocacy
On January 7th, 1999 with 0 comments
SunWorld recently had an article comparing Java Servlets to
Perl CGI scripts. ...
Linux Journal Readers Vote For Perl
On January 5th, 1999 with 0 comments
The Linux Journal reportedly
reports (we have not seen it) that its readers...
Here We Come A-Mongering, Fa-La-La-La-La
On December 31st, 1998 with 0 comments
Welcome to new Perl Monger groups:
Aarhus.pm (Aarhus, Denmark), Lasse H....
We're Back!
On December 31st, 1998 with 0 comments
Still on vacation, but updating the news Just For You. Merry Christmas
and a...
Tim O'Reilly Discusses Open Source Revolution
On December 15th, 1998 with 0 comments
Tim O'Reilly, of O'Reilly & Associates, wrote a piece on
The Open
Source...
O'Reilly Releases JPL as Open Source
On December 15th, 1998 with 0 comments
JPL (an acronym of sorts which now means Java/Perl Lingo), a bit of magic
from...
O'Reilly Broadens Perl Event Offerings
On December 14th, 1998 with 0 comments
In addition to the annual Perl
Conference (the third installment of which will...
help them think they understand.
--Larry Wall
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