The power of not being all things to all people
The Perl community seems abuzz about the cool new cpanminus client by Tatsuhiko Miyagawa. After about two weeks of development, this is a reasonably functional CPAN client with just a fraction of the overhead, complexity and verbosity of the CPAN and CPANPLUS clients that come with the Perl core. It’s a remarkable achievement, not only technically, but in the reaction it has sparked. As one of the
Version numbers should be boring
In a perfect world, I would never blog about version numbers in Perl. Version numbers should be boring. No one should have to think about how they specify or check a version number. Perl programming makes things easy, not hard, right? Unfortunately, version numbers in Perl aren’t boring and easy. Instead, they are complicated and confusing. Every Perl programmer needs to understand at least some o
Updating minicpan alphas more frequently
At the Perl QA hackathon, Andreas Koenig, the maintainer of PAUSE, demonstrated a way to decrease the lag between new distribution uploads to PAUSE and syndication to CPAN mirrors. (See File::Rsync::Mirror::Recent on CPAN for details). Running minicpan against a one of the new, fast updating mirrors results a very fresh minicpan, but, until now, only for regular releases, not for alpha developm
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