2010-06-17:
Put the slides for my YAPC NA 2010
lightning talk up.
2010-06-17:
Put the slides for my YAPC NA 2010
lightning talk up.
2009-04-02:
Just a day too late for April Fool's day, I have finally written a module
that can be shared with others: the warnin's pragma.
It is like the warnings pragma
but with more casual language. I have applied for a PAUSE ID and hope to be
uploading it to CPAN soon.
2009-03-16:
Well, those articles never did get written, but I do have another set planned.
Amazingly enough, the first of them is currently being written. They are going
to cover the Core Perl functions and modules. I am writing them for a new
website a friend is starting. The first article will cover chop,
chomp, tr///, and y///. Kudos go to
whomever can puzzle out what those four functions have in common.
I have also made this site XHTML 1.0 Strict compliant. It did not take much work. For the most part it already was compliant, I had a few h3 tags inside of a tags, some list item weirdness, a few link tags that did not have a terminator, the html tag did not set its namespace, and the charset was set to ISO-8859-1 instead of UTF-8 (that last one was a configuration mismatch between my web server and the pages themselves). The biggest problem wasn't with my HTML; it was with the video player I use on the "About me" page.
2008-01-30:
Welcome to WonkDen. In the near future I plan on adding some articles about
the art of programming and what it means to be a programmer. For now, I just
have my bio, résumé, and an explaination of the code that acts
as a front page.
The most important skill a programmer can have is the ability to read.