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Issue #266 - 2016-08-29 - Podcasts and video Interviews with Perl developers
latest | archive | by Gabor Szabo
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Hi there! after dragging my feet way too long, finally I've started to record and publish my new podcast. It is called CMOS that stands for Code-Maven Open Source and while it is planned to cover many open source projects I've started with a couple of Perl-related interviews. See the specific links below and if you liked them, subscribe to the podcast! In other news, YAPC::EU has ended and you can find a number of reports at the end of the newsletter. Enjoy your week and the remaining of your summer (or winter) holidays. Gabor Gabor Szabo |
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Obituary
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I am saddened to let you know about the passing of one of us. Way too young. AVENJ on CPAN. See also the mailing list post. |
Articles
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by Jeffrey Kegler (JKEGL) While most of the article is, as the title says, a timeline of parsing, there are a number of Perl-related references. | 
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by David Farrell (DFARRELL) In the early days of computing we had a very limited memory and thus worked using bits where possible. With 'big data' we might be back to the same problem. Saving space. |
Code
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by Gabor Szabo (SZABGAB) Should it return undef? The newly assigned value? The previous value? The object itself? |
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Web
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by Rohan Almeida (ROHAN) A project monitoring packages and also demonstrating the use of WebSockets with Mojolicious and JavaScript. | 
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Community
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by Dave Cross (DAVECROSS) A new attempt by Dave Cross to break out from the 'echo chamber' and reach other people with Perl-related content via blog posts on Medium. go ahead and contribute to his efforts! | 
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Fun
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It is not new, but as I saw a graph flow by on Twitter, I found it amusing anyway. |
Grants
Slides
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by Thomas Klausner (DOMM) A dissection of a rather simple API endpoint. Comes with lots of opinions... |
Perl 5
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Perl 6
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I did not know Reddit can do that! It shows that interest in Perl 6 is growing. |
Weekly collections
Interviews
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by Jason A. Crome (CROMEDOME) Perl Dancer is one of the modern Perl web frameworks. Jason talks about the project and how it is used. |
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Event reports
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