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Stranded in migration
My personal projects and code have lived a long life. I have been using RCS locally, CVS and SVN. My first public repositories was in my local Perl user group Copenhagen Perl Mongers, where we shared a central repository. It started out as CVS, but was migrated to SVN about the same time as I started uploading distributions to CPAN.
In parallel I also set up a few projects at SourceForge and…
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Constant vs. Readonly
Jobindex hosted the latest Copenhagen Perl Mongers meeting. The topic was Perl::Critic. Henrik Hald Nørgaard from Jobindex gave a nice general presentation on Perl::Critic. During and after there was a lot of discussion on various aspects of Perl::Critic, testing and Perl in general.
Jobindex was also disabling the Perl::Critic::Policy::ValuesAndExpressions::ProhibitConstantPragmapolicy, which is…
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Copenhagen Perl 6 Hackathon and Open Source Days
Copenhagen Perl 6 Hackathon and Open Source Days
The Copenhagen Perl 6 Hackathon and the Open Source Days conference is over.
I am left filled with magnificent impressions and at the same time suffering from a mild case of information overload.
Due to a collision with the Dutch Perl Workshop the Copenhagen Perl 6 Hackathon was scheduled to start Saturday and continue Sunday, where the Open Source Days conference started friday. In addition we…
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