Dear Monks,
I often feel need to keep track of what I have learned so far or planning to learn in Perl, and perlmonks can serve that purpose very well, by having a systematic format and a section defined.

This could be possible and extremely useful especially when we have well defined link structure and availability of docs, faqs, modules etc.. at standard places in standard format.

Theoretically, I know it could be involved work for pmdev, but at the same time it has a huge advantage potential.

An example: If you know you know certain modules or planning to learn certain modules, you can put it here. It can be linked to CPAN, tutorials or perlmonk search/google search. You can assign various level with that piece of knowledge on certain scale. once you get comfort with that piece of knowledge you can move up the scale. Same goes for perl function or perldocs. I can also build all the perlmonks link around a certain topic. Thus you can build your personal expert-system at perlmonks.

The format to define this could be tricky, subjective and desire input from variety of perspective. Simple elegant interface without requiring to much complexities should be the goal.

I think that we can build such a system with collective wisdom of monks. However involved work it is, the first requirement is to see the usefulness of the system.

artist
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