IlyaM's JournalIlyaM's use Perl JournalAnother developer release of Data::Dumper- July 31, 2003 The URL http:martynov.orgtgzData-Dumper-2.12_02.tar.gz has entered CPAN as file: $CPANauthorsidIILILYAMData-Dumper-2.12_02.tar.gz size: 37466 bytes md5: 5bf08437a88003604a95cc08418d6b57 This release fixes build errors on 5.6.x with ithreads. Thanks to crazyinsomniac for the bug report. Hopefully there will be no other bug reports and I'll be able to rerelease 2.12_02 as a stable version 2.121.http://use.perl.org/~IlyaM/journal/13825?from=rss I promise ...- July 31, 2003 I will not hurry and I will not press 'submit' before I correct all typos and other errors in my posts. What a shame to see all these errors when they would not exist in first place if I were to spend 2 mins more on each my post.http://use.perl.org/~IlyaM/journal/13814?from=rss HTML::Mason with HTML::Template- July 31, 2003 MasonX::Request::HTMLTemplate have been released on CPAN and .. I fail to see the point. I can understand why somebody may want to use Perl as a templating language - if you are in this camp you may like HTML::Mason (I used to like it but I switched to TT2 now). But using HTML::Mason as a framework to maintain Perl code for anything other than templating tasks is just nonsence. I just don't undestand why. Code in Mason components is harder to unit test than Perl modules, it takes more effort to.http://use.perl.org/~IlyaM/journal/13802?from=rss PHP annoyance- July 25, 2003 One reason I extreamly dislike PHP is that they have no analog of CPAN which results in a lot of staff being put in core. Which in turn results being practically imposible to develop backwards compatible code. I.e. if you say develop with 4.2.x, then in each core lib you use there are zillion new features which are not present in former versions. And you occasionally use new features even if you want to stay backward compatible just because there are so many of them. With perl it's core is...http://use.perl.org/~IlyaM/journal/13686?from=rss |