I don't see having an autoposting widget for Perlbuzz any time soon, so if you want these more current, keep an eye on the Perlbuzz Twitter account directly.
- Curing cancer with Perl http://tinyurl.com/ck9ark
- Hendrik Van Belleghem interviewed about his Spine CMS http://tinyurl.com/dxkb9d
- Sure looks like Twitter is a Perl shop http://tinyurl.com/ap93c7 http://twitter.com/about#contact
- Why do I think Twitter is a Perl shop? The shelf of blue Perl books! http://tinyurl.com/ap93c7
- Moritz has put up a page giving the status of Rakudo development! Very nice! http://rakudo.org/status
- Firing up @TheWorkingGeek again, both on Twitter and at http://theworkinggeek.com/
- Fixing old bugs in Perl::Critic::Bangs and Template::Timer http://tinyurl.com/ccn6ve
- Organize your test suites with Test::Class http://tinyurl.com/ap4g2p
- RT @chromatic_x There are 805 Test::* modules on CPAN http://perlmonks.org/?node_id=749581
- Gabor Szabo launches Perl 6 Tricks and Treats newsletter http://use.perl.org/~gabor/journal/38629
- Perl tips: Tricks with arrays and hashes http://tinyurl.com/btw6kg
- Vancouver.pm is alive and kicking http://tinyurl.com/bwgpfv
- Cool Twitterer of the day: [@perloneliner](http://twitter.com/perloneliner)
- Parrot 1.0 is less than a week away, on March 17th. http://tinyurl.com/dc88qf
- Top Seven (Bad) Reasons Not To Use Modules http://perlmonks.org/?node_id=750190
- Parrot Virtual Machine Workshop 2009, June 20 & 21 http://tinyurl.com/btmvd8
- YAPC|10 is only $99 for the next 10 days http://tinyurl.com/cjyg3n
- Tutorial and FAQ for PIR, Parrot Intermediate Representation http://tinyurl.com/5mhdqv
- Working with Test::Class test suites http://tinyurl.com/c46bar
- Rakudo Perl 6 dev release #15 "Oslo" released http://tinyurl.com/dkozfw
Hi Andy! Thanks for all your work on perlbuzz.
I accept the use of shortened URLs on micro-blogging services - although Metamark.net's shortened URLs or is.gd's shortened URLs are shorter than tinyurl.com's and less obnoxious). However, I don't see why they should be present in a normal (non-micro) blog post. Please evaluate them into their longer forms by using LWP or whatever.
I should also note that I've recently been micro-blogging on plurk.com and they allow you to share a link to an arbitrarily-long URL inside a single message, which is one aspect that Plurk is superior to Twitter. So you may consider using it instead of Twitter (and Plurk can syndicate to Twitter AFAIR).