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Quickly Debug your Perl code at the command line

Mar 13, 2015 by David Farrell

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one_liner
terminal
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Something not working? Whip up a one liner and find out why

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GPS and Perl

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hardware
gps
nmea
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How to find your way with Perl

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How to test for exceptions in Perl

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test_more
test
unit_test
test_exception
tap

Does your code blow up the way you expect it to?

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What's new on CPAN - February 2015

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git
aws
selenium
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bitvector
json
surveymonkey
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Our curated guide to last month’s CPAN uploads

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Hello perldoc, productivity booster

Feb 26, 2015 by David Farrell

apps
cpan
documentation
pod
terminal
command_line
perldoc
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Get to know perldoc to find Perl answers faster

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Build a Twitter bot with Perl

Feb 23, 2015 by David Farrell

web
perl
reddit
bot
twitter
automation
tweet

Automating tweets can win you more followers!

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Why I Started Geekuni

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moodle
online_learning

Learn more about Geekuni, the online learning environment

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Get to grips with GNU Screen

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command_line
multiplexer
screen
sysadmin
terminal
terminator
tmux

Once you start using a multiplexer, you’ll never go back

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A Perl Review of the ODROID-C1

Feb 11, 2015 by Timm Murray

hardware
dancer
hardware
odroid
raspberrypi
device_webio

This little board shows a lot of promise for Perl-based hardware projects

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Build a Reddit bot with Perl

Feb 9, 2015 by David Farrell

web
xml
perl
reddit
rss
feed
atom
bot

It’s easy and fast to do

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What's new on CPAN - January 2015

Feb 6, 2015 by David Farrell

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catalyst
dist_zilla
platypus
libffi
google_tasks
data_fake
devops
diff

Our curated guide to last month’s CPAN uploads

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Time::Moment can save time

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time
datetime
8601
moment

A useful alternative to DateTime

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Support the 2015 QA Hackathon

Jan 28, 2015 by David Farrell

community
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qa_hackathon
berlin
2015

Can you help?

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Introducing 3 new Perl Glyphs

Jan 23, 2015 by David Farrell

community
icomoon
fontforge
svg
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bootstrap
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font

What will you use them for?

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The best of what's new on CPAN 2014

Jan 15, 2015 by David Farrell

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ffi
mojo
best_of
2014
drone
hash_ordered
slurp
sereal
reveal
js
phantomjs
pic

Some modules you may have missed last year

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How to create a grammar in Perl 6

Jan 13, 2015 by David Farrell

perl-6
perl_6
grammar
pegex

They’re powerful and easy to whip up

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Extracting from HTML with Mojo::DOM

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html
mojolicious
parse
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No HTML or regexes necessary

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What's new on CPAN - December 2014

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dancer
tcp
tesco
vultr
instapaper
geo_code
bitcoin

A curated look at the latest CPAN uploads

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The Whitespace in the Perl community

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community
community
opportunity

Find your niche

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A Hackerspace Webcam

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raspberry_pi
hackerspace
hardware
camera

Using Raspberry Pi and Perl to operate a live camera

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