Hi Mark, Back in the later half of 2009, Herbert Breunung began to publish a wonderful series of articles in the german magazine "$foo" about WxPerl programming. I remember reading these with great enthusiasm, which led me to switch from Perl/Tk to WxPerl.
I still use WxPerl today for GUI development and see no reason to switch to any other Perl toolkit. I simply enjoy using WxPerl. I sincerely hope that a dedicated programmer will step forward as the new WxPerl maintainer. It would be such a shame if WxPerl were to now become dormant. All the best and thank you. Cheers, Ron. ________________________________________ Ron Grunwald ron...@yahoo.com.au http://www.dvlcorner.org > On 6 Apr 2017, at 5:07 am, Mark Dootson <mark.doot...@znix.com> wrote: > > All. > > It has been an interesting several years working on Wx. I hope a few of you > gained benefit from my work. > > Johan has been for some time promoting the idea that Wx has been abandoned. > I'm not sure why. But I'm somewhat tired of it. > > Therefore I now feel that it is time that someone else took over and carried > Wx forward. Johan I believe has full access to sourceforge and therefore can > sort out any domain redirection etc. It appears he is in control of all the > domains now except wxperl.it. > He can simply point all the other domains away from wxperl.it. > > That's it from me. All the best for the future and I hope you are able to > take Wx forward. > > Best regards > > Mark > > > On 05/04/2017 18:33, Johan Vromans wrote: >> On Tue, 17 Jan 2017 23:08:21 -0500, David Kaufman <da...@gigawatt.com> >> wrote: >> >>> And I've set myself a calendar reminder to remember to not forget to >>> send you the authcodes in March :-) >> I assume transfer has taken place. >> >> What to do with wxperl.it and wxperl.nl? >> My personal opinion is that it would be best to move all sites and services >> to wxperl.org, with .net and .com as alternates. >> >> -- Johan
