Just uploaded Acme-Free-API-Geodata-GeoIP to pause.

I'm using mercurial as SCM here, like all my other projects. Acme-Free-API-Geodata-GeoIP on cavac.at

I don't use Dist::Zilla (and have never used it), so i didn't include a dist.ini. It's sunday and i have neither the time nor the energy to look into that just for an example project. What does Dist::Zilla even do? The website does mumble about "it helps to build and upload dists to CPAN", something i can accomplish in a few seconds with "make dist" and a manual upload (which, btw, always reminds me to clean up my old version. I find that very helpful).

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In reply to Re: A cordial invitation to participate in growing the list of Perl modules and clients created for the web services listed at FreePublicAPIs by cavac
in thread A cordial invitation to participate in growing the list of Perl modules and clients created for the web services listed at FreePublicAPIs by oodler

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