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Perl, Python, Ruby, PHP and HTML5 on Google trends Once in a while someone looks up some numbers regarding Perl and other languages, sees a downward graph, rings the warning bells, and then others start saying why is that not important, and there are more modules on CPAN anyway... As I have a lot of other urgent things to do, I decided a good way to procrastinate would be to look at some data. See the full article The social price of redirection 10 days ago I was wondering if I should merge the 3 Perl Maven sites. The recommendation by everyone was to merge the perl5maven.com site into the perlmaven.com site. As I had the same feeling too, I did it on May 1, just 8 days ago. See the full article Comparing Perl, Python, Ruby and PHP You know I like useless statistics, right? So here are some: Comparing the ranking of Perl, Python, Ruby, and PHP related web sites. Once every few months I check the Alexa ranking of a bunch of sites that interest me on some level. Actually I track more than what you can see here, but this will be interesting to you. I promise. See the full article I have a problem: Should I keep the 3 Perl Maven sites ( Perl 5 Maven, Perl 6 Maven, and Perl Maven) separate, or should I merge them together? Or maybe I should merge P5M into PM and leave P6M separate. See the full article YAPC::NA 2013 training classes There are going to be 7 training courses around YAPC::NA 2013 in Austin Texas. Two 2-day courses, and a 1-day course before the conference. Three 1-day courses, and a 2-day course after the conference. (The same Git training runs twice. Once before and once after the conference.) See the full article |
