CPAN search adds author pictures - Perl Buzz
The newest and best of the Perl World. Email your news updates to editors@perlbuzz.com This just in from Michael Schwern: In order to improve recognition of CPAN authors and help users to empathize a bit more with them before they send off a scathing "OMG YOUR MODULE IS GARBAGE I HATE YOU!!!" bug report, search.cpan.org now includes pictures of the CPAN authors. Now you can see Graham Barr's grinn
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The newest and best of the Perl World. Email your news updates to editors@perlbuzz.com I was recently amused to find my personal blog listed in the Top 100 Australian Blogs. In a similar spirit, I've just put together a naive ranking of Perl blogs based on the list of Perl blogs on the Perl 5 wiki and their Technorati "Authority", which is based on how many other blogs link to them. Here are the t
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I just released a new module, SQL::Tiny. It’s intended for creating simple SQL statements where speed is not as important as having maintainable code. Note: This is a post from 2008 that I dug up that still applies today. There's a thread over on perlmonks talks about Tom Christiansen's assertion that you should use it, by default, even when you only have one command-line argument to parse: What s
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