http://www.perlfoundation.org/press_release_archive
wtf ?
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2008/12/5 brian d foy brian.d@gmail.com:
In article
edcafa7d0812050227i36b9b4cev1c6fe4e130daa...@mail.gmail.com, Aaron
Trevena aaron.trev...@gmail.com wrote:
If we can organise a mailing list, and maybe a web page or wiki we can
provide some resources aimed at students based on what
2008/10/7 Andy Lester [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Sure, that's one way. You could also just talk to me and say Hey, I'd like
to run something, and we can talk about it. Was there something you wanted
to run that for some reason you didn't think you could get published?
I did, it took cajoling, and
2008/10/7 Andy Lester [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I did, it took cajoling, and like I said you said let me know when
you have an actual story, I spent the time to put something together
and eventually you ran it, we got a huge spike in wiki contribution
for about a month.
Great! I'm glad it worked
hi all,
I've added a stub page giving perl usage metrics on the wiki at :
http://www.perlfoundation.org/perl5/index.cgi?usage_statistics
it would be really cool, if anybody could add more links, etc.
A
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Hi All,
Just a quickie to say, it doesn't take long to add your project and
contributions to perl projects on ohloh.
Heck, I just added Autodia to googlecode (free svn ftw), and then to
ohloh in 10 minutes.
If you have any significant projects - make them count, give kudos to
the perl (and
On 21/07/2007, Aaron Trevena [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In case you weren't aware the perl foundation now has a wiki for perl
5, it's been growing pretty fast, and is already shaping up nicely.
I just remembered to have another look at the perl5 wiki, and it's
still not that easy to find..
http
Hi,
In case you weren't aware the perl foundation now has a wiki for perl
5, it's been growing pretty fast, and is already shaping up nicely.
A couple of very quick/easy things you can do for perl advocacy is to
a) add more links to useful resources and b) add more perl
organisations and case
Hi all,
This is a recurring subject that some of us on london.pm and use.perl
have been covering - Perl employers in the UK and especially London
seem to have followed the trend of not investing in the skills they
need, leading to a glut of 'senior perl' roles and them complain about
it being
