"Andrew savige" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > khemir nadim wrote: > > I'd love to review the second module that is offered for sacrifice ;-) > > Anything to offer? > > How about Apache::MVC? It was posted for review on Simon's code review > ladder mailing list in February but didn't get any response AFAICT. > What has been harming this list, IMHO, is selfish people asking for their > module to be reviewed -- and then disappearing without reviewing someone > else's module in return. Maybe there should be a convention that you > should first review someone else's before posting yours (?). This is a good idea but to do that you must have a list of modules to pick from and to have your module added to the llist you to have tested a module that should come from the list.
:-) it's a good idea anyhow. About Apache::MVC, I'm unfortunately the wrong guy for that one. It would take me ages to get anything having something to do with web to work (yeah I'm that good). I'm more on "system" module side. But I'll find something to grind soon, promised. > BTW, I think the code review ladder mailing list is exactly what you are > looking for. Unless you are prepared to create an account and start by > posting on PerlMonks Discussion seeking feedback re your Perl Sacrifice > Stone idea, I don't think Perl Monks will work for you. There is nothing > stopping you posting a review of your favourite module/s on Perl Monks -- > doing that may give you more credibility at that site, so your ideas may > then be better received. > > /-\ > > > Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies. > http://au.movies.yahoo.com
