On 21 November 2011 21:05, Stefan Hornburg (Racke) <racke@linuxia.de> wrote:
On 11/18/2011 03:29 PM, David Precious wrote:
Hi all,
It's about time we started preparing for the 2011 advent calendar - I think we should do it again this year as it was successful last year and drew a lot of valuable attention to the project.
We still have the app from last year, and luckily we built it to support multiple years nicely enough, so this year all we need to do is write the articles (although, to be fair, that's the harder and more time-consuming part! :) )
I've renamed the repository from advent-calendar-2010 to just advent-calendar - you can find it at:
https://github.com/PerlDancer/advent-calendar
For anyone who didn't see last year's advent calendar, it's at:
http://advent.perldancer.org/2010
I've added some article ideas to the README in the repo; additional ideas and volunteers to write would be very gratefully appreciated!
Submissions can be made as pull requests, mails to the list or to me personally; I'm happy to help curate the work towards this in order to get it sorted in time for the 1st December.
I think, among other interesting posts, we should be able to manage a few posts on what Dancer2 is going to bring, and decision decisions etc.
I suppose I can add a post of typical errors in the Dancer world, as such:
* missing ; in routes and other syntax errors * missing returns for redirect, forward, ...
This is not an issue anymore, as the Dancer code (in devel at least) now doesn't oblige users to use 'return' before these keywords, they automatically return :)
* YAML errors (tabs, newlines, ...) * var and vars * keyword conflicts (before, after, load, ...) * debug and undef values
Regards Racke
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