Perl has several modules on CPAN for creating and manipulating PDF files. Just a single search on PDF results in over 500 modules that have something to do with PDF files. The most useful (or rather essential for PDF processing) are PDF::API2 and CAM::PDF. The former lends itself best for creating PDF’s and the latter […]
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This evening a wrote a Perl script using Mojolicious to generate a RSS and Atom feed for the BlitzMax website. I did this because that website has been lacking it. I use Google Reader to stay up to date with countless websites. Any website that doesn’t provide a RSS or Atom feed I’ve got to visit
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A while ago I posted about Programming languages to learn in 2011. Now that we’re almost halfway into 2011 I though I do a little reflection of what languages I’ve learned so far… None! Although none isn’t exactly correct, I can’t say I have learned enough of any of the listed languages to program with. So
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In the last year or so I’ve been noticing that a lot of Perl modules contain a .shipit file. As I had no clue what it was about I searched the internet to see what ShipIt was and were to get it. But as you can see Google (or any other search engine) doesn’t return
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I’ve just released a new version of WebService::Rackspace::CloudFiles, namely version 1.01. It should appear on your favorite CPAN mirror soon. If you really can’t wait you can get it from GitHub. This releases fixes some issues with HEAD requests. Although the module fully implemented the specification supplied by Rackspace it turned out that their specification
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