这是个什么样的项目啊?

用Perl搭建Maven服务,还是给Perl引入Maven

谁能给讲讲呀 :D

On Mon, May 7, 2012 at 6:03 PM, Fayland Lam <[email protected]> wrote:

>
>
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: Gabor Szabo <[email protected]>
> Date: Mon, May 7, 2012 at 5:32 PM
> Subject: [Perlweekly] #41 - Announcing the new Perl Maven web site and the
> Perl Maven Cookbook
> To: [email protected]
>
>
>    Perl Weekly <http://perlweekly.com/>
>
> Issue #41 - May 07, 2012 - Announcing the new Perl Maven web site and the
> Perl Maven Cookbook
>  You can read the newsletter on the 
> web<http://perlweekly.com/archive/41.html>,
> if you prefer.
>
> Hi,
>
> Tomorrow I am flying to Riga to attend the Perl Mova Workshop on 12-13 May
> 2012. Check out the link at the bottom of to see the details about this
> workshop. I'll be back home on the 14th only, meaning I'll send the next
> issue from Kiev.
>
> I have been dragging the creation of the Perl Maven web site for too long
> but finally, a few days ago I did it. See the details below.
>
> I have also added links for social sharing to the newsletter. I hope you
> will find this useful and will share the articles you find intersting with
> your followers.
>
> Oh and I am sorry for talking so much about my stuff, I am just too
> excited that finally made it that far with the Perl Maven :)
>
> Now for the actual content:
>
> Headlines
>
> Perl Maven Cookbook <http://bit.ly/IGPR3I>
> Before you get excited in the wrong direction, this has nothing to do with
> the Apache Maven. This is the first and admittedly very small edition of
> the Perl Maven Cookbook. This is also the announcement of the Perl Maven
> web site I have been planning (and not developing) for half a year now. The
> Cookbook is given exclusively (and free of charge) to the people who
> subscribe to the Perl Maven newsletter.
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> YAPC::NA 2013 Call For Venue <http://bit.ly/JJnm0W>
> On behalf of The Perl Foundation, Josh McAdams announced the call for
> venue for next year's YAPC::NA.
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> French Perl Workshop 2012: Call for Papers <http://bit.ly/KCc27E>
> The French Perl Workshop will take place on 29-30 June, 2012, in
> Strasbourg. Talks are preferred in French but English is also accepted.
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> YAPC Brasil 2012 - The Revolution of Data <http://bit.ly/IEri8U>
> It will be held between 19-20 October 2012 in Sao Paulo, Brasil. - I've
> never been to Brasil :)
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> mod_perl 2.0.6 released <http://bit.ly/LsniJb>
> For a long time I have not heard anything about mod_perl. I was not
> actively looking for it either, so I am not sure if there was no new or if
> they were just very shy. I was happy to see the announcement by Fred Moyer
> with all the changes that went into this version.
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> 2012Q2 Grant Proposals <http://bit.ly/JOn7pU>
> Alberto Simoes publish The Perl Foundation grant proposals. They are
> waiting for your feedback!
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> Articles
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> Yak Butter Makes The Best Shaving Cream <http://bit.ly/KCa0UT>
> After a long break genehack (John SJ Anderson) is back writing. Telling
> his journey that started with a bug in Git::Wrapper went through
> Dist::Zilla, landed at Emacs configuration. The nice thing is that instead
> of abandoning the whole yak, he actually managed to shave it, went back and
> solved the original problem too.
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> Big module sizes <http://bit.ly/KdQKQZ>
> Reini Urban took several modules (eg. Moose, Module::Build,
> DateTime::TimeZone, Dancer), and checked their sizes after static
> compilation of every C code they need. some surprising results there and
> some interesting comments.
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> Sqitch Status: A Step at a Time <http://bit.ly/ISPBxN>
> Sqitch is a new tool by David Wheeler that will help you manage the
> changes in SQL in a way similar to how VCS-es work. We are lucky to be able
> to follow the development of the tool.
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> Smoothing the Condescending Onramp <http://bit.ly/JJxczY>
> Is programming complex? Should we expect everyone to use strict; use
> warnings and know how to use a hash before they can ask any question? How
> should we help others to start programming? All this in he usual,
> opinionated style of chromatic.
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> Tweaking what Moose does when a type constraint fails<http://bit.ly/IOMybV>
> AEvar Arnfjoro Bjarmason tells us that you don't always want Moose to
> throw an exception when an invalid value is passed to a setter method.
> Sometimes you might want to silently accept the bad value or fall back to
> some default. With or without warning.
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> Perl MooX::Options v1.2 release <http://bit.ly/IONqNI>
> MooX::Options makes it easy to create command line tools. Despite its
> name, it works with Mo, Moo, Mouse, Moose and more. By Geistteufel
> (Celogeek).
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> perlbrew and tmux <http://bit.ly/JWxkhm>
> Mr. Muskrat using a shell script to brew several versions of perl and
> Reini Urban points to perlall.
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> Perl Finance - announcing AnyEvent::TWS and Protocol::TWS
> <http://bit.ly/IEqKjk>
> Uwe Voelker has started to built native Perl interfaces Interactive
> Brokers Traders Workstation (IB TWS) API.
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> do<http://bit.ly/JWy2LJ>
> What happens if you load Any::Moose and then some other module loads
> Moose? Will it break? What does Sawyer X suggest?
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> Code
>
> Automating On Call Jury Instructions <http://bit.ly/JaNH9q>
> Chris Grau explores web scraping with the good old WWW::Mechanize and
> HTML::DOM and then re-implements the same using Mojo::UserAgent and finally
> using WWW::Scripter. It's interesting to compare the three solutions.
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> Generate pretty weekly schedule charts using 
> HTML::Template<http://bit.ly/IBd4Ay>
> A nice example by Sinan Unur showing usage of perl + HTML + CSS (setting
> the width style attributes by the template). In the script he is using /x
> \A and \Z in regexes and it really is nice.
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> Memoize: Revisiting a twelve year old API <http://bit.ly/K5qs5i>
> Jonathan Swartz explains that memoization is basically caching and then
> shows the memoize module CHI::Memoize of his CHI cache.
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> JavaScript, Perl, IRC, and FourSquare <http://bit.ly/KLiprS>
> Mark McCracken is mostly a C++ programmer but this time he had to use
> JavaScript to check himself into FourSquare and then he is using Perl and a
> bunch of CPAN modules to monitor his long running scripts on an IRC
> channel. He also has a nice CPAN logo.
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> Buddy Burden is using the lazy option of the Moose attributes as a cache.
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> Fun
>
> Creating a crossword puzzle <http://bit.ly/JqvZ2w>
> Using Perl and some other glue Sebastian Willing explains how to create a
> crossword puzzle in German. I guess you could apply the same method in
> other languages as well.
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> Joy of an internal speaker <http://bit.ly/IGTbMt>
> Sergey Zasenko (und3f) is playing music using Perl and Audio::Beep and
> MIDI::ALSA
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> Perl Golf <http://bit.ly/J6ew3L>
> Ynon Perek gave a fun presentation about Perl Golf at the last Israel.pm
> meeting. These are his slides.
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> Perl 6
>
> Help to write Perl 6 Documentation <http://bit.ly/IGKVMg>
> If you don't know anything about Perl 6 this might be a good chance to
> both learn about it and contribute to its documentation. Check out the call
> of Herbert Breunung (lichtkind) to work on the Perl 6 tablets.
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> SQLite support for DBIish <http://bit.ly/JOkzrB>
> 'DBIish, the new database interface for Rakudo Perl 6, now has a working
> SQLite backend.' writes Moritz Lenz.
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> Events
>
> I usually list the next 3-4 events here. The list of all the events can be
> found on on the web site <http://perlweekly.com/events.html>. If your
> Perl event is not in the list, let me know.
>
> Perl Mova Workshop in Kiev <http://bit.ly/wWf2Gx>
> May 12-13, 2012, Kiev, Ukraine
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> Nordic Perl workshop <http://bit.ly/HLkMal>
> June 4-5, 2012, Stockholm, Sweden
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> YAPC::NA <http://bit.ly/sIHWrY>
> June 13-15, 2012, Madison, Wisconsin, USA
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> French Perl workshop <http://bit.ly/HoMwYC>
> June 29-30, 2012, Strasbourg
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