corwin

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• About: Perl. Yes, have some.

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• Posted JAMF Software and Perl Class, Mark 3 to corwin

  My first go at this was with Dr Forr, my long time Perl mentor and friend. While working together we convinced the boss, his brother, to open up our office as a lab for a series of open to the public classes, more or using the same format and overarching plan I've jotted down for this proposed…

• Commented on My First Twitter App
  Willem, Which program produces this error? You need to run oauth first, hit the URL it produces, paste in the code you get back and press enter. That should create the file the index.pl program uses. Did that help?...
• Commented on Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes
  strict (vars at least) and warnings by default Honestly, can't come up with two more without reading up or thinking about it, I'll do both and come back. Okay, try::tiny in core would be nice That's all I got....
• Posted My First Twitter App to corwin

  Today I finished my first twitter app. My main point in posting this entry is to talk about how wonderful is Perl, and in particular how fancy is Net::Twitter. If you already know these things you can safely stop reading now.

  My completed application is two programs each of which appear …

• Posted Was it something I said? to corwin

  This morning I re-tweeted a a post from @petdance where he says (or, moreover, I understood him to say) OpenSource developers can be surly. I agree.

  Shortly thereafter, I read ="http://blogs.…

Comment Threads

• leonerd commented on Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes

  Almost everyone here is adding the same predictable things... "real" OO, without defining what that means, and function/method prototypes/signatures, as a way of unpacking arguments. That's not what I'd like to see.

  What I'd like to see is the idea started by the pluggable keywords API, extended a lot more. Create a mechanism for pluggable keywords to be invoked, not at the surface characters of the syntax of a perl source-code file, but at strategic points in the parse tree of a perl program.

  I'd like to see optrees expressable as Perl-accessible object state, in ways that c…

• David Cantrell commented on Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes

  1. LISP-stylee macros.

  2. Ability to have multiple versions of modules installed.

  3. A text/character encoding system that doesn't confuse the hell out of me.