It's the personal website of Jess Robinson aka "castaway" on a bunch of MUDs and IRC channels
Yes, thats mine too. Its mostly old waffle about zMud and early perl projects, some of it in german. Except port 8000, that belongs to t'other 'alf.
Because I like it, its the colours I have my xterms (under UDE, if you must know.)
Loads, try under /bilder or port 5005. Or look at the ones linked from the blog.
Well spotted. Try email instead, or write your own and link.
Well if you insist, try looking at the books and things I linked on my amazon page
Spent some time tidying up the blog software, which I was also using for turning the docs directory. Now it shows the table of contents file (if available) when an unknown file is requested, and supports sub-directories of content.
I was granted some monies by the Enlightened Perl Organisation to write some docs on using DBIx::Class for SQL hackers. These will be structured a little like the tutorial, but with emphasis placed on conversion from existing SQL usage.
I've started searching for perl signals, see Looking for Perl Signals
Finally replaced my now non-existant Stikkit-based blog with some code of my own, after failing to find anything as useful.
A Tutorial for DBIx::Class which helps the reader start from scratch accessing or creating a database to use with perl.
Suggestions/corrections welcome, via email or IRC (irc.perl.org, #dbix-class)
Hints and help on how to use DBIx::Class if you already know SQL. Aka the answer to "How do I do this in DBIC?"
Things I started but got distracted from / bored of..
A website in Catalyst, with associated database, for storing normalised definitions of binary file formats. The motivation for this one is that various programming groups attempt to decipher file formats for video games and other things, and publish their own file spec pages on the web, usually in Wikis or similar. These are laid out in various ways, not exportable, etc.
Binary is a perl module for parsing information out of files, into perl structures. It contains a pre-defined set of functions for parsing oft-used values such as integers, or null-terminated strings. Users of the module can use these to build a complete file specifaction.
Linking to inherited methods in your POD, automagically