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Graduate with BSc (Hons) in Computer Systems and Networks
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(email not shown publicly)
http://www.aarontrevena.co.uk/
Working in Truro
Graduate with BSc (Hons) in Computer Systems and Networks
pm : london.pm, bath.pm, devoncornwall.pm
lug : Devon & Cornwall LUG
CPAN : TEEJAY [cpan.org]
irc : TeeJay
skype : hashbangperl
livejournal : hashbangperl [livejournal.com]
flickr
Tuesday May 06, 2008
06:09 AM
dear lazyweb - I want more metadata when searching cpan
I'd really appreciate more ways to search cpan - there is so much information available that can help you find the right library that aren't currently used anywhere:
* ohloh and other metrics (sloccount, version control churn, bug churn, mailing list activity)
* koala tea
* recomended on the perl 5 wiki
* published articles, slides, advent calender on it
* cpandeps results
* SYNOPSIS
* SEE ALSO suggestions
And that's on top of the current reviews/rating system and bug count available on search.cpan.org.
If I had some spare time I'd give it a go, but I'm busy with work, sprog and current CPAN module workload. It would make a neat showcase for any framework like Maypole or Catalyst tho.
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