IlyaM's JournalIlyaM's use Perl JournalGoogle Alert- October 31, 2003 Interesting service.http://use.perl.org/~IlyaM/journal/15502?from=rss Another version controls systems comparison- October 24, 2003 See here.http://use.perl.org/~IlyaM/journal/15371?from=rss Every Language War Ever- October 24, 2003 Nice. I especially liked this quote:There are two types of programming languages; the ones that people bitch about and the ones that no one uses. -- Bjarne Stroustruphttp://use.perl.org/~IlyaM/journal/15366?from=rss open() and pipes quiz- October 14, 2003 What is the difference between these two lines (on Linux with Perl 5.8.x or 5.6.x). More precisely why does only first open die open(FH, 'doesntexist 2>&1 ') or die "Cannot pipe: $!"; open(FH, 'doesntexist 2>&1 ') or die "Cannot pipe: $!"; Hint if you have no idea: try to remove 2>&1 from command line.http://use.perl.org/~IlyaM/journal/15201?from=rss PerlQuotes- October 6, 2003 Link of the day: PerlQuotes. It must be converted in fortune data file! Update: I've got email from Tina Mueller and she told me that she have added fortune data file. Cool!http://use.perl.org/~IlyaM/journal/15082?from=rss Opensource version control systems review- October 3, 2003 Just found quite interesting review of different opensource version control systems. As for me I'm trying to choose between Aegis and arch. I'm looking with very big suspect on subversion - my guts feeling is that subversion is too overengineered. Instead of solving real VC problems we see Apache intergration, WebDAV, binary db backend. At the end from the point of view of end user (i.e. me) it doesn't offer much more then old CVS. P.S. And, yeah, BitKeeper rocks. But it is too expensive for..http://use.perl.org/~IlyaM/journal/15036?from=rss |