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XKCD Our list of the 10 best webcomics on the internet, including Achewood, Penny Arcade, XKCD, Questionable Content and more. A word of warning: most if not all of these cartoons contain profanity, blasphemy, nudity and/or jokes about physics. If you are easily offended, or do not like string theor ...

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34 days ago by John Napiorkowski

One of the things that I personally find exciting about working in IT is how quickly the field grows and changes. Seemingly overnight vast bodies of knowledge and hard earned abilities can be supplanted. Five years ago, the job that took half the day and the coordination of a group of skilled worker ...

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42 days ago by admin

Data Structures and Algorithms with Object-Oriented Design Patterns in C# is a free web book by Bruno R. Preiss. It covers topics like Foundational Data Structures, Data Types and Abstraction, Stacks, Queues, and Deques and Ordered Lists and Sorted Lists.

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54 days ago by dagolden

Wow. Is it time for another Ironman post already? The last week has just flown by. Last time, I mentioned the roadmap for Module::Build and the work being done to support bundling Module::Build into an inc/ directory in CPAN distributions for maximum back-compatibility. Thanks to some rapid design b ...

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113 days ago by Andrew Grangaard

There's a new catalyst book out, The Definitive Guide to Catalyst: Writing Extensible, Scalable and Maintainable Perl–Based Web Applications. I'm looking forward to going to my local bookstore and flipping through it. It looks pretty good from the Table of Contents. The authors are Kieren Diment and ...

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122 days ago by Andrew Grangaard

Tired of being a "Level 1: Initiate" at perl monks, I spent a few hours yesterday answering incoming questions. Answering other people's code questions can be super fun, especially when I'm laying in bed waiting to get over a cold. I'm really happy with how my Hash walker with closures turned out. W ...

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142 days ago by Andrew Grangaard

I've recently switched from simple Test::More scripts to trying Test::Class. I'm also revisiting some apache module testing with Apache::Test and friends. Today I tried to merge the two. With Test::Class, you make a test runner script that imports modules and then executes tests. The tests are defin ...

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146 days ago by Andrew Grangaard

Here's a quick example of Smart::Comments. I originally planned to have a Getopt::Long flag to turn smart comments on-and-off, but that doesn't work due to the way Smart::Comments uses filters and where that happens in the compile&run cycle. This example code still serves as a nice boilerplate for G ...

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155 days ago by Andrew Grangaard

Hello Los Angeles! I am pleased to announce a Los Angeles Perl Mongers Meeting: What: Perl Mongers Meeting When: 7-9pm Date: Wed, Jun 17, 2009. Where: The Rubicon Project HQ - 1925 S. Bundy, 90025 Theme: Perl! Food: Pizza and Pop provided. Responses appreciated. Speakers: Data processing and Numeric ...

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166 days ago by Andrew Grangaard

The most recent meeting of the Los Angeles Perl Mongers was in April -- of 2008. I'm planning to start this back up. I was at the Thousand Oaks meeting earlier this month, and it was so nice to be back at a meeting. I've contacted the current head of the email list to get the ball rolling. There was ...

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