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Wait, stop. Is this Yet Another Data::Dumper? Well, yes and no. Data::Dumper (and friends) are meant to stringify data structures in a way that makes them still suitable for being eval'ed back in. That's really awesome, but poses a huge constraint over pretty-printers. Earlier this year, brian d foy talked about the amazing powers of Data::Dump, but it still suffers from those constraints. Same go

A lot of buzz was generated recently in the Perl community after DotCloud, a big PaaS player, introduced its brand new Perl stack, letting developers deploy modern Perl web applications into the "Cloud" without having to worry about the underlying system at all. DotCloud already provides a nice Dancer example, and sri was diligent enough to provide a Mojolicious example as soon as he got his hands

2010 is almost over, and I figured it's time for a retrospective of yet another awesome year for the Perl programming language and its worldwide communities. I tried making this list as complete as possible, but it's of course my own point of view, so feel free to add anything you feel I've missed on the comments below, or in your own blog post. So, without further ado, here are (my) highlights of