Net::Twitter and Iranian Elections

Over the last few days I’ve seen a large number of tweets saying that the Perl module Net::Twitter is being used to post pro-government propaganda from Iran. If it’s true, this is almost certainly a reaction to the large number of people who are using Twitter to get around the Iranian government’s censorship. It’s disappointing,… Continue reading Net::Twitter and Iranian Elections

New CPAN Releases

I haven’t been particularly prolific in releasing new versions of my CPAN modules recently. But over the last couple of days I finally got my act together and release new versions of three modules. Array::Compare Number::Fraction Perlanet In all three cases, I’ve fixed pretty obscure bugs, added minor functionality or fixed the documenation. There’s nothing… Continue reading New CPAN Releases

Joining the Github Massive

I got tired of hosting my own Subversion repostories and having to deal with setting up access for anyone who wanted to work on my CPAN code (ok, honestly, that was two people in the last five years!) So I’ve moved all of my CPAN modules (and a few other random bits and pieces to… Continue reading Joining the Github Massive