Issue #344 - 2018-02-26 - Lost in the cloud

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Hi there,

this is a bit mixed edition. Ruth collected the articles, but I (Gabor) decided on the title and I am writing this intro as well.

I also must apologize for the delay in sending out this edition, but I was on a flight from Sofia to Tel Aviv and apparently due to a 'navigation error' we first flew over Belgrade and then landed in Budapest. Then it took 2 hours to get on another plane and 3 more hours to arrive in Tel Aviv. Basically the pilot on the first plane got lost in the cloud.

I think I should look for some cloud and Perl-related articles...

Anyway, enjoy your week!

~ Gabor

D Ruth Holloway


Crowdfunding

Updating the free Perl Maven tutorial

by Gabor Szabo (SZABGAB)

Last week I launched a new crowdfunding campaign to provide me with some time and encouragement to update the Perl Maven Tutorial. It had a very good start, but I'll need a lot more people to support it. If for nothing else, to see that you think it is valuable to you or to the Perl community in general. ~ Gabor


Perl 5

Herding Moose (Mooses? Meece?)

by John Scoles (BYTEROCK)

John's frenzied pace of postings about Moose and DistZilla continues. Check out his blogs for the newest!

Safely load untrusted YAML in Perl

by Tina Müller (TINITA)

Tina gives us a primer on loading untrusted YAML using various modules.

Encode::Simple - Encode and decode text, simply

by Dan Book (DBOOK)

Dan releases a module to serve as a wrapper around Encode, to simplify its interface.

Guiding Fate

by Saif Uddin Ahmed (SAIFTYNET)

New contributor Saif Ahmed introduces GUIDeFATE, a tool for assiting in construction of GUI applications


Perl 6

2018.08 Perl 6’ya Giriş

by Elizabeth Mattijsen (ELIZABETH)

Another great roundup of the week's Perl 6 news

Perl 6: On Specs, Versioning, Changes, and... Breakage

by Zoffix Znet (ZOFFIX)

Zoffix gives us a cheese metaphor for the Perl 6 specification--it's full of holes! Ongoing development work fills those holes, and iteratively refines the specification.


Weekly collections

Events

The Perl Conference in North America

The NA conference will be held Sunday, 17 June, through Friday, 22 June, in Salt Lake City, Utah. This is the same hotel we were at 3 summers ago.

The Perl Conference in Europe

We're heading to Glasgow for the European conference, and the CFP is open!

Swiss Perl Workshop 2018

Come to Bern on the 7th and 8th of September for the Swiss Perl Workshop. You can register now, and the CFP is open for this workshop in this historic city.

German Perl Workshop 2018

Coming up quick is the German Perl Workshop, 4-6 April, at the Campus Gummersbach of the Technische Hochschule Köln. A Perl 6 Hackathon will follow on the 7th of April, and the CFP has been extended to the 10th of March.


Perl Jobs by Perl Careers

Perl Mongers of Wimbledon Common Are We - Perl Developer wanted in Wimbledon

Back in the day, the Wombles of Wimbledon collected rubbish. Nowadays, since the advent of motorised road sweepers, they’d be in need of a new profession. Perl Developer, perhaps? Our client is based in the heart of Wimbledon, under a mile away from the Common where the Wombles famously made their home.

Independent thinkers required! Mid/Senior-level Developer for an innovative London company

Have you ever worked for a company with a micromanagement style, where a boss was constantly breathing down your neck? Do you hate spending more time in meetings about product requirements than actually getting on with building the product?

Do you love customers? Senior Perl Developer with a product focus, London

Ever find yourself wishing you could see meaningful impact on users from your work? Trapped in a company with long release cycles and dubious release dates? Wish your ideas for product improvement didn’t keep disappearing in to the Project Manager’s backlog?



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