Issue #290 - 2017-02-13 - Interview at FOSDEM

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Hi,

I don't have a lot of time to write now as I am busy skiing in Tyrol.

If you speak any language other than English, I have a request for you.

To the 100s anniversary of the birth of my father I'd like to get the wikipedia page translated to a 100 languages.

Could you help?

In any case, enjoy the entries in this edition!

Gabor Szabo


Interview

Articles

IMDB boards no more

The story of a great Perl project


Testing

Rebuilding Inaccurate Data

by Doug Bell (PREACTION)

The CPAN Testers is (was) in some trouble, but nothing is lost!


Grants

Perl 5

Perl 6

Notes on Unicode on the command line in Windows with applications to Perl and Perl 6

by Sinan Unur (NANIS)

Way more than I will ever understand about Unicode. I am glad people like Sinan make the effort.


Other

GitHub topics

by Neil Bowers (NEILB)

Now you can add tags to your GitHub repositories that might make it easier for people to find your project.

Outthentic – quick way to develop user scenarios

by Alexey Melezhik (MELEZHIK)

It is not really specific to Perl, but it is written in Perl for people who handle DevOps.


Weekly collections

Events

Craft Conference in Budapest, Hungary

25-28 April 2017. - A great lineup of speakers, including Damian Conway!


Perl Jobs by Perl Careers

Free lunch for a Perl developer in the world’s most liveable city

Very well-known and established e-commerce brand located in beautiful ... looking for Perl developers ... free lunch and snacks, Western European holidays and pension scheme

Problem-solvers for very strong Perl Fintech/Banking team in London

Very strong Perl team in central London with a reputation for technical excellence and doing things their own way. Expect to be challenged by very bright co-workers who are determined to move fast and break things.

Fully remote, committed Senior Developer based in the US or Canada

All-star Perl team in the US looking for fulltime remote Perl developer based in the US or Canada to work on their SaaS platform.



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