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<p>I can not think of anything qualifying as <i>doesn't have to be a huge Perl project</i>* However, I have an idea which unquestionably will benefit the Perl community immensely, yet has a remarkably low barrier to entry (mainly one thing - patience). I propose that someone applies for a grant in the role of <b>DBIx::Class re-documentation project lead</b>.

<p>I have had inklings of "there got to be a better way to do things", but it wasn't until I read <a href="http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=1133234">this meditation by BrowserUK</a> that it dawned at me: Fixing up the better-than-most-but-still-terrible documentation of DBIC is a ~200 person-hour undertaking, which on top of that requires someones fresh eye. Given that DBIx::Class is a "staple-module" in the contemporary Perl ecosystem, I believe it is reasonable to expect for the TPF to "pick up the tab" if someone with the right qualifications steps up.


<p>What is wrong with DBIC's documentation anyway?
<ul><li>Lack of entry level architectural docu

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Subject: What I want for Christm^W the QA hackathon
Date: Fri, 30 Jan 2015 12:20:46 +0100
From: Peter Rabbitson <rabbit@rabbit.us>
To: { about 35 people, various stakeholders around Perl and CPAN }

(This mail is addressed to a lot of people, mainly to the list of current participants, and then to some extra folks who I think ought to be in Berlin anyway, and even some more people on BCC. Sorry for taking your collective time)

Greetings!

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Yet Another Perl Podcast: Perl 7 & Pragmatic Perl & etc.

This is an English transcript of the 17th issue of a Russian podcast Yet Another Perl Podcast, recorded on the 17th of April 2013 and aired on April 28th. The original audio of the podcast is available at its official site. The recording is also available for direct mp3 download.

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#!/usr/bin/env perl

use warnings;
use strict;

use Carp 'cluck';

sub worker {
  my $ctx =
    defined wantarray.