I believe that all the side nodes at use.perl.org (and,
of course, /.) are based on RSS files.
If we could add a facility to display RSS files as nodes
in the Monastery then we'd have a very powerful new
feature.
For a sample implementation of an RSS-based portal (in
Perl of course) see
My
Portal.
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Since it would be optional, I wouldn't care. But you can simply look at use.perl.org, subscribe to the Perl News to have it emailed to you, or see it in Perl News. The recent upload RSS for CPAN is here, which is where that comes from on use Perl;
Personally, I would rather have the ability to link to various RSS files and see them on my home node, rather than a nodelet since some titles can get long.
Cheers,
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That would be great, plus a link to the Module Reviews
could really make it easier to figure out what's up with the modules.
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Actually what would be really cool with this is when you look at the module description you could click on a link that would run a the cpan module and install that module. But I think that, that would be client side scripting.
--BigJoe
Learn patience, you must.
Young PerlMonk, craves Not these things.
Use the source Luke. | [reply] |