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Perl Jam VI: The Return of the Camel

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Perl’s ignored security problems

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dnf
linux
versionlock
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How to avoid breaking software updates

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core
standard_library
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ubuntu
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Unfortunately there’s more than one way to package it

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Parsing IR remote codes

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A curated look at February’s new CPAN uploads

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Responding to a misguided attack on Perl

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How to get started with the open source terminal multiplexer

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Magical tied scalars

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development
tie
scalar
callback
cycle
mastering-perl

Subvert and simplify code with tied scalars

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lua
rpm
sdcard

A curated look at January’s new CPAN uploads

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Get an in-browser remote desktop with Mojolicious and noVNC

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novnc

Using Mojolicious as a TCP/WebSocket Bridge

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Twitter as a datastore

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social_media
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Using social media platforms for computing applications

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A curated look at December’s new CPAN uploads

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Checking everything compiles should be the first test

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Installation instructions for Linux, OSX and Windows

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Quick tip: git push origin hamster?

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Making git do you what mean with symbolic references

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Modern Perl 4th edition, a review

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It gets better and better

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Some JavaScript gotchas and solutions

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Create GitHub files automatically with Dist::Zilla

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Automate the boring stuff, help others

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A curated look at November’s new CPAN uploads

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How to create your own pop art images

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