July 21st, 2005
In your newsreader, subscribe to your favorite programming module RSS feed:
Unfortunately, those are really the only languages with any sort of repository, which is a shame. Regardless, I'm finding that being subscribed to both the Perl and Javascript RSS feeds is really helping me to catch the latest developments/advancements and include them in my projects.
Update: Added PHP, thanks to Brendyn!
Tags: raa, cpan, jsan, rss, ruby, perl, javascript, module
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July 20th, 2005
JSAN (The Javascript Archive Network) was recently announced at the North American Perl Conference as a repository for Javascript code, simliar to the archive that Perl has (CPAN). When I first checked it out, it was pretty barebones, but now it has many more features and a growing number of packages for people to play with. I definitely recommend that you check out the service - especially some of the modules and their test frameworks - it all has a lot of potential. I plan on wrapping up some of my Javascript code in the upcoming weeks so that I can distribute it on this site. Based upon the clarity of the code that's already up there - I have a good mark to strive for.
Tags: javascript, perl, archive, package, jsan
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