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[Perlweekly] The current Perl Weekly News - Issue #18 - Beginner Perl Maven

From:  Gabor Szabo <gabor-AT-szabgab.com>
To:  perlweekly-AT-perlweekly.com
Subject:  [Perlweekly] The current Perl Weekly News - Issue #18 - Beginner Perl Maven
Date:  Sun, 27 Nov 2011 23:56:19 -0800
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Perl Weekly Issue #18 - November 28, 2011

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http://perlweekly.com/archive/18.html



Hi,


I have started a big thing.


Well, it is still small but it is growing.


I have started to record a full, beginner level, Perl training course.


It is called 'Beginner Perl Maven'. See below, together with the discount
coupon:




Headlines
  
  Saint Pierre and Miquelon
  http://bit.ly/v5PJ6o
 
  Dave Cross writes about the island that has the .pm domain name extension.
  They are starting to allow registration by anyone in the EU.	Go, grab
  your own PM domain.
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  Beginner Perl Maven
  http://bit.ly/w2ddEa
 
  Announcing the first online video course I started to record. This is for
  people learning Perl. There is a special discount coupon for those
  visiting this page in the next day or so. Feel free to invite your
  friends to use this discount. It expires in less than 3 days.
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Articles
  
  3 quick Dist::Zilla tips
  http://bit.ly/tvm6ax
 
  Oliver Gorwits gave a very short list of 3 Dist::Zilla tips.
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  Which Marpa distribution to use?
  http://bit.ly/teVAKF
 
  Jeffrey Kegler continous his regular Marpa this time explaining about Marpa
  broadcast. This time he writes about the different use cases of
  Marpa::XS, Marpa::PP and 'Bare name' Marpa.
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  Finding a lost dog's owner with Perl and WWW::Mechanize
  http://bit.ly/ve67s1
 
  Andy Lester posted an article by Adam Gotch who was trying to access a web
  site - to help a dog - and wanted to automate the task to save time. A
  good reason to learn Perl.
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Discussion
  
  6 ways to minimize script startup overhead
  http://bit.ly/rJlQly
 
  Steven Haryanto lists 6 ideas. Some are really good, though I don't agree
  with all the strategies. I liked the idea of checking the cost of a
  module using Devel::EndStats (in his pmcost script). Using require for
  modules that are not used on every run is a clear win. What do you think?
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Testing
  
  Parallelism and Test Suites
  http://bit.ly/vwFr2O
 
  Test::Harness allows you to run tests in parallel which can save a lot of
  time both during module installation and during testing your own
  application. chromatic shows a few examples where these parallel tests
  might break and how to fix them easily.
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Code
  
  Know split's special cases
  http://bit.ly/sgVqyl
 
  brian d foy explains 3 special cases of split: the empty pattern, the
  single space and splitting lines. You can always learn new things and
  become a more effective Perl programmer.
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  Dancing the Haka or How to build a LAN radio station in 3 hours
  http://bit.ly/te4yNh
 
  Yanick Champoux takes us on a scenic tour with his Maori friends pulling
  together a streaming server and a web application to have their own radio
  station.
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  Mojito Simply Does MojoMojo
  http://bit.ly/vx7Gzu
 
  Mateu introduces Mojito, the document engine he wrote.
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Events
  
  Saint Perl 2011 Conference
  http://event.perlrussia.org/saintperl3/
 
  December 18, 2011, Saint-Petersburg, Russia
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  The Perl Oasis
  http://www.perloasis.info/opw2012/
 
  January 13-15, 2012, Orlando, Florida, USA
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  Perl Workshop in Israel
  http://act.perl.org.il/ilpw2012/
 
  February 28, 2012, Ramat Gan, Israel
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