All the Perl that's Practical to Extract and Report
- [autrijus] Day 245: Haskell Workshop.
- [Ovid] Yet *another* XML Module?
- [Matts] Steamy Grand
- [lilstevey] pxperl
- [nicholas] beware of meetings
- [Allison] some days...
- [Aristotle] Parrot will be better about this, I hear
- [jmcada] Interview with Jesse Vincent
- [luqui] Silly Academia
- [TeeJay] more jobstats
- [osfameron] Internet points
- [schwern] Die die die UNIVERSAL::require!
- [cog] Some feedback from the Lisbon.pm social meeting
- [ferreira] search.cpan and new features
- [ethan] CPAN detergent needed
- The State of the Onion 9
- Perl Internationalization and Haskell: An Interview with Autrijus Tang
- Perl Needs Better Tools
- This Week in Perl 6, August 17-23, 2005
- Parsing iCal Data
- This Week in Perl 6, Through August 14, 2005
- Important Notice for Perl.com Readers About O'Reilly RSS and Atom Feeds
- Automated GUI Testing
- This Week in Perl 6, August 2-9, 2005
- This Week in Perl 6, through August 2, 2005
- Building a 3D Engine in Perl, Part 4
- Porting Test::Builder to Perl 6
- This Week in Perl 6, July 20-26, 2005
- An Introduction to Test::MockDBI
- This Week in Perl 6, July 13-19, 2005
YAPC::Europe::2006 - Birmingham Wins The Bid
barbie writes "Here's the first YAPC::Europe::2006 bulletin, in which the theme of The Accessibility Of Perl is announced."
Missing Monger Groups
Over the last few weeks I've been trying to track down all of the Perl Monger groups in order to ensure that the information on the groups list is accurate and up to date. There are, however, still a large number of groups that haven't responded to any of my emails. If you are a member of any of the groups listed here then can you please ask your group leader to contact me.
News: Perlmeme.org - a Site for Perl Beginners
Shlomi Fish writes "There's a new web-site called perlmeme.org. It aims to answer the question "Where can I learn about Perl?" and provides FAQs, HOWTOs and Tutorials for beginners. It aims to provide more beginner-friendly documentation than the
core Perl or CPAN documentation. The perlmeme.org people are always looking for new material and for help with the site. If you want to help, have material which you believe may be suitable
or at least want to give some input head over to the web-site workers' page over at SourceForge, join the mailing list, checkout the source, etc."
YAPC::EU::2005 talks videos
cog writes "The recordings from the talks at YAPC::EU::2005 are slowly falling into http://perl-hackers.net/YAPC-05/ (mirror1). When everything is done, there should be two versions of each talk, a smaller one and a bigger one (apart from some talks that were lost). Please try to be nice to the servers."
Meeting Announcements: Lisbon Perl Mongers Social Meeting
cog writes "The Lisbon Perl Mongers will have a social meeting next Wednesday, September 28th 2005, at the Irish pub near FIL (Parque das Nações) in Lisbon. We'll start dropping by around 21:30, for beers and conversation. If you have a Perl t-shirt, this might be a good opportunity to wear it." Update: 09/27 15:49 GMT by P : It's September, not October. Mea culpa.
This Week on perl5-porters - 19-25 September 2005
Another week of business as usual. The 5.8.8 progesses steadily,
bugs are found in POD, people post ways of making perl do the
wrong thing, and
Test::More is released.
This Week on perl5-porters - 12-18 September 2005
Nicholas Clark announced the plan for perl 5.8.8, so it
was only fitting that someone should post a question asking
how to compile 5.004. Elsewhere there continued to be lots
of discussion of VMS, carrying on from last week. All told,
a fairly busy week with lots of single post threads, which
made summarising a bit difficult.
Perl Lightning Talks at EuroOSCON
cog writes "There will be a Perl Lightning Talks session at EuroOSCON. You know you want to, so submit your proposal now. The submission deadline is October 10th."
This Week on perl5-porters (5-11 September 2005)
Sébastien Aperghis-Tramoni, Adriano Ferreira and David Landgren have
stepped up to the plate to bring you the weekly p5p summaries. We
make no promises as to how long we can keep this up, but we'll give
it a go for as long as we can.
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News: Review of "Perl Best Practices"
barryp (Paul Barry) writes "The Linux Journal have just published my review of Damian Conway's latest book. I think it is one of the most important books to appear in the Perl space in quite some time." Update: 09/15 16:21 GMT by P : Slashdot also posted a review of the book.
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