The 2015 CPAN pull request challenge
Email me to sign up for the 2015 CPAN pull request challenge! Each month I'll assign you a CPAN distribution, randomly selected. You'll have a month to submit a pull request. This idea was prompted by OALDERS's blog post on 24pullrequests, I had an idea for a more gentle challenge for 2015: There are lots of things you could do, and it doesn't matter if you're not familiar with github — just let u
An author's CPAN dashboard
For a while now I've been wanting a dashboard for my CPAN distributions, which would show me information pulled from various sources, and list them in an order related to how much stuff I need to do. I've created a very rough first cut — here are some dashboards: NEILB, BOOK, TOBYINK, KENTNL. Suggestions very welcome, as I'd like to play with this at the QA Hackathon later this week. I first start
CPAN modules for parsing User-Agent strings
I'll look at each module in turn, then present results of comparing the modules, and finally which module you should use when. There are two basic types of module: Provides methods like name(), version(), os(). This is useful for logfile analytics, and similar applications. Provides methods like is_chrome(), is_firefox(), is_windows(). I guess this is used if you're generating browser-specific cod
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