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Blogs.perl.org Alternatives
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Hence, a higher number means a better blogs.perl.org alternative or higher similarity.
blogs.perl.org reviews and mentions
Posts with mentions or reviews of blogs.perl.org.
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and similar projects. The last one was on 2022-11-30.
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Perl Weekly #593 - Perl on DEV.to
The nice thing about DEV is that I can republish the articles I published elsewhere (e.g. on PerlMaven, on Code-Maven, or blogs.perl.org), and also I can set the canonical URL of each article on DEV to the original one on my blog. That way I get the visitors on DEV as well, but the 'Google juice' the articles receive will flow over to my sites. It seems like a win-win for DEV and authors who have blogs elsewhere. You can even configure DEV to pull your RSS feed and create drafts from your articles published elsewhere. I even started to republish the content of the Perl Weekly.
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New feature: HTTPS support for bpo
That kind of solution has been up and running on the site for maybe as much as 15 months. (For context, the site has been under my stewardship only since March 2020.) Only, it’s insufficient: it works maybe 80%, but was broken in not just subtle ways. (#415 is the least of them, though the most obvious.)
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DEV.to and Perl
Interesting thread.
- 新しいPerlの資料が少ない
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The Quickest Way to Set Up HTTPS
Maybe take a look at this GitHub issue to catch up on what has been going on in that area. In particular, the comments from ap explain why it's not as simple as you might think it is.
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[SURVEY] Visual update of meta::cpan ?
If your motivation is to improve the public image of perl in general, then consider that for many questions, perl monks, a site that didn't look good 20 years ago, ranks high in search results. Never mind that the regulars on that site are not exactly inviting either. For blog posts, it's blogs.perl.org, which doesn't even have https in this day and age. My point being that if sites like these are still coming up in search results, it doesn't really matter how good metacpan looks.
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What’s the best way to learn Perl?
Check out blogs.perl.org for tidbits other Perl people find interesting.
- If anyone wonders why blogs.perl.org doesn't have https yet, Aristotle has posted an in-depth explanation.
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About Blog Posts
There's already an issue about this. I guess you could ask there to see what the current situation is.
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