Moving
I finished moving several of my projects on SF.net to a single project, and have begun using RT for bugs. I'll set up a web site at some point that will automatically link to, for each project, the SF.net page, the RT page, the search.cpan.org page, etc.
But now that I have this main stuff done, I can move on to some coding. Yummy. I will either start with MP3::Info, or Devel::FindGlobals, or Mac::Carbon. Whichever strikes my fancy when I start, probably tomorrow. The latter two don't need much (for the current releases), so I might just polish them up and release them first. MP3::Info will actually take work.
I'll probably do Devel::FindGlobals first and work on the my file release system. I am stealing code and ideas from brian d foy and r j ray and others, probably using brian's release script as a starting point. It currently does some sanity checking, then uploading to CPAN and SF.net and releasing. I will probably add code to write out an update to the web site, automatically create HTML docs, post to my journal via SOAP, etc.
But now that I have this main stuff done, I can move on to some coding. Yummy. I will either start with MP3::Info, or Devel::FindGlobals, or Mac::Carbon. Whichever strikes my fancy when I start, probably tomorrow. The latter two don't need much (for the current releases), so I might just polish them up and release them first. MP3::Info will actually take work.
I'll probably do Devel::FindGlobals first and work on the my file release system. I am stealing code and ideas from brian d foy and r j ray and others, probably using brian's release script as a starting point. It currently does some sanity checking, then uploading to CPAN and SF.net and releasing. I will probably add code to write out an update to the web site, automatically create HTML docs, post to my journal via SOAP, etc.
"It is the common fate of the indolent to see their rights become a prey to the active. The condition upon which God hath given liberty to man is eternal vigilance; which condition if he break, servitude is at once the consequence of his crime and the punishment of his guilt."
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