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What's new on CPAN - June 2015

Jul 9, 2015 by David Farrell

cpan
catalyst
dancer
mojo
selenium
solr
slack
dx
hipchat
ditaa
bonusly
zendesk

Our monthly curated guide to CPAN’s newest modules

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Host discovery with broadcast and echo

Jul 6, 2015 by David Farrell

security
tcp
infosec
icmp
socket
ping
udp

Implemented with core Perl only

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Basic network hacking with Perl

Jul 1, 2015 by David Farrell

security
infosec
livehost
port
scan
hack

A few scripts to get going

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Separate data and behavior with table-driven testing

Jun 17, 2015 by brian d foy

testing
data
unit_testing
sprintf

Optimize code re-use and test coverage

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Get to grips with Prove, Perl's test workhorse

Jun 9, 2015 by David Farrell

testing
perl-6
test
prove
cheet_sheet
test-anything-protocol

The ubiquitous test runner is a powerful tool for your arsenal

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What's new on CPAN - May 2015

Jun 4, 2015 by David Farrell

cpan
git
gps
marvel
elasticsearch
spamassassin
hadoop
directconnect
google_analytics
pocket
airbrake

Our curated guide to last month’s new CPAN uploads

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Defend your code with Guard

May 19, 2015 by brian d foy

development
guard
safety

Guard helps you protect against unexpected changes to values

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Miniconf NYC - a free Perl conference

May 14, 2015 by David Farrell

community
open_source
nyc
miniconf

Training, hackathon, lightning talks and swag

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Script-fu: how to raise 641 request tracker tickets

May 12, 2015 by David Farrell

community
rakudo
perl_6
nyc
hackathon
rt

NYC Perl hackathon fun

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What's new on CPAN - April 2015

May 7, 2015 by David Farrell

cpan
json
jasmine
jboss
bsd
bus_pirate
electron
couchdb
dynamodb
minecraft

Our curated guide to last month’s new CPAN uploads

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Cache::Reddit or: how to use social media as a temporary data store

May 4, 2015 by David Farrell

web
cache
reddit
storable
humor

Introducing a suboptimal solution

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Parsing Perl 5 pod with Perl 6

Apr 30, 2015 by David Farrell

perl-6
pod
perl-6
grammar
pegex
parser

Grammars, action classes, code!

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Writing DuckDuckGo instant answers is easy

Apr 20, 2015 by David Farrell

community
duckduckgo
perldoc
cheatsheet
app_duckpan

The privacy-focused search engine has a helpful community and great tools

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Unit test your code on an in-memory database

Apr 15, 2015 by David Farrell

testing
database
dbix_class
orm
testing
sqlite

Unit tests should be self-contained, even database ones

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A preview of Perl 5.22

Apr 10, 2015 by brian d foy

tooling
5.22
features

New features, deprecations become fatal, and cleaner syntax

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What's New on CPAN - March 2015

Apr 7, 2015 by David Farrell

cpan
gs1
postgres
mailmap
ini
ical
ltsv
presto
email
extjs

Our monthly curated guide to the best new CPAN uploads

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3 Awesome Perl Events in NYC this Spring/Summer

Mar 31, 2015 by David Farrell

community
community
duckduckgo
nyc
mojoconf
quacknhack
alleynyc
ny_pm
bloomberg

Quack & Hack, the NY.PM Hackathon and Mojoconf

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Gzipping data directly from Perl

Mar 27, 2015 by brian d foy

data
perl
gzip
compression

TIMTOWDI

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Calculate Fortune's Formula with Perl

Mar 23, 2015 by David Farrell

data
kelly_criterion
algorithm
betting

Algorithm::Kelly makes it easy

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Accelerating Perl

Mar 16, 2015 by Timm Murray

hardware
raspberry
pi
hardware
accelerometer

Things move quickly with Perl. Use accelerometers to find out just how quickly.

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