Work has been tough, I've been doing several stuff including some speeches, courses and like always... code. In my free time, I have been working on the Net::RMI Perl module, that it is going slow, but going.
On the other hand, I have been helping the guys of Perl en Español to offer some interfactive tutorials about Perl via IRC. The first session of the first tutorial was a success, we had more people than expected and still looking forward for more.
Nevertheless, while preparing and checking the first tutorial contents with Uriel, the owner of Perl en Español, I wrote a small irc bot for the channel, an irc bot that executes perl code in a secure and resource-limited enviroment, that will help the interactive tutorials. However, that bot was written for a very specific task, and I didn't really like it, so, I changed that bot to become a pluggable one.
p5bot is written entirely in Perl, using an Event-Driven programming style thanks to the power of POE. You can use it anywhere, anytime, for any needs. You can add any plugin you want to perform whatever specific task. Adding (writing) plugins is very easy, you just need to follow some conventions ( ex. inheriting from Plugin.pm), or you can run more tasks in a secure enviroment (inheriting from TaskRunner.pm).
You can get the source code via svn:
svn co http://sesshoumaru.homeunix.net/svn/p5bot
or check the src code from svnweb.
By the way, congratulations Uriel for providing the first interactive tutorial about "Perl Basics". More tutorials are in the way, check the information and schedules at Perl en Español.
]]>Work has been tough, I've been doing several stuff including some speeches, courses and like always... code. In my free time, I have been working on the Net::RMI Perl module, that it is going slow, but going.
On the other hand, I have been helping the guys of Perl en Español to offer some interfactive tutorials about Perl via IRC. The first session of the first tutorial was a success, we had more people than expected and still looking forward for more.
Nevertheless, while preparing and checking the first tutorial contents with Uriel, the owner of Perl en Español, I wrote a small irc bot for the channel, an irc bot that executes perl code in a secure and resource-limited enviroment, that will help the interactive tutorials. However, that bot was written for a very specific task, and I didn't really like it, so, I changed that bot to become a pluggable one.
p5bot is written entirely in Perl, using an Event-Driven programming style thanks to the power of POE. You can use it anywhere, anytime, for any needs. You can add any plugin you want to perform whatever specific task. Adding (writing) plugins is very easy, you just need to follow some conventions ( ex. inheriting from Plugin.pm), or you can run more tasks in a secure enviroment (inheriting from TaskRunner.pm).
You can get the source code via svn:
svn co http://sesshoumaru.homeunix.net/svn/p5bot
or check the src code from svnweb.
By the way, congratulations Uriel for providing the first interactive tutorial about "Perl Basics". More tutorials are in the way, check the information and schedules at Perl en Español.
]]>But why JAWS? Why in PHP? Well... I have a good reason, I swear it!. First of all because it was initially wrote from scratch by my good friend Jonathan (ion) Hernández, a mexican web designer and PHP developer, one of the good ones ( and that's hard to say, because saying "good" and "PHP" doesn't match at all, but I haven't been able to convince him to join to the right side ). JAWS is a mexican project, it has a growing and wonderful team composed by some brilliant developers around the world ( I like to praise, I can't help it ). And my final point is.... I liked the project itself, looks cool.
Now... what happened all this time? lots of things, most of them great as far as I remember. I will list some of them in non particular order:
and those are practically the most interesting events that happened while I was away.
Anyways, it's kind of late and I need to work today, I just wanted to write a bit.
]]>But why JAWS? Why in PHP? Well... I have a good reason, I swear it!. First of all because it was initially wrote from scratch by my good friend Jonathan (ion) Hernández, a mexican web designer and PHP developer, one of the good ones ( and that's hard to say, because saying "good" and "PHP" doesn't match at all, but I haven't been able to convince him to join to the right side ). JAWS is a mexican project, it has a growing and wonderful team composed by some brilliant developers around the world ( I like to praise, I can't help it ). And my final point is.... I liked the project itself, looks cool.
Now... what happened all this time? lots of things, most of them great as far as I remember. I will list some of them in non particular order:
and those are practically the most interesting events that happened while I was away.
Anyways, it's kind of late and I need to work today, I just wanted to write a bit.
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