Perl: Heroku Pushing web applications live with Heroku
Aug 23, 2012If you want to put together a web application in your favorite language and publish it for free, you will find Heroku a convenient helper. The service even allows you to bring your own web server.
more »ActiveState Releases Komodo 7.1
Jul 26, 2012ActiveState announces the release of Komodo IDE 7.1, an award-winning multiplatform integrated development environment (IDE) for Python, PHP, Ruby, JavaScript, Perl, and web development.
more »Perl: Clonezilla Backups Using Clonezilla and Perl scripts for backups
Jun 21, 2012Clonezilla makes backing up and restoring your system an easy affair that only involves a few key strokes. A homegrown solution reduces the time and effort to the act of slotting in a CD, on which you previously burned a Perl script.
more »Perl: Dropbox Doing more with Dropbox
Jun 27, 2011The proprietary Dropbox service has become a popular way to exchange large files. The Dropbox web API also supports scripts, like the one in this article that picks up files from behind a firewall.
more »Perl: OpenOffice Label Merge Perl and OpenOffice for Lovely Labels
Jun 20, 2011OpenOffice offers a selection of preconfigured formats for users who need to print their own self-adhesive labels. Perl feeds the address data to the document.
more »ActiveState Acquires Phenona
Jun 14, 2011Phenona's 15-year-old founder to join ActiveState's team part-time.
more »PERL: MANAGING GIT Manage Git repositories with a meta directory
Apr 11, 2011How do you make sure the new laptop you just bought is populated with copies of all the Git repositories you use? Easy. By using a meta repository to maintain a list of projects and Perl scripts to automate discovery and cloning.
more »Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux (EPEL) 6 Released
Jan 20, 2011Kevin Fenzi, one of release-engineers for Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux (EPEL) and long time member of the EPEL Fedora Special Interest Group (SIG) discusses the EPEL 6 release.
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