in reply to Map of PDL Users Worldwide

If any piece of this is written in Perl (and I assume it is, of course), it would be a good fit for Cool Uses for Perl, which might end up getting front-paged thus getting more attention (resulting in more data entry, perhaps). If this doesn't violate any copyright law, post some of the code to share your knowledge to the rest of the Perl community. Someone might be wondering how to do the same type of project.

I don't use PDL, but looks like a pretty cool site.

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Re^2: Map of PDL Users Worldwide
by punkish (Priest) on Jul 03, 2010 at 22:49 UTC
    If any piece of this is written in Perl (and I assume it is, of course),
    I am not sure what you mean by this. PDL, of course, is written in Perl and C. The PDL wiki is based on Media Wiki which is written in PHP. My own web site is written in Perl. The PDL Users map page is mainly JavaScript and CSS, using Google Maps and Docs API.
    it would be a good fit for Cool Uses for Perl, which might end up getting front-paged thus getting more attention (resulting in more data entry, perhaps).
    Once again, I am not sure what you are referring to above. That said, PDL is really, really cool.
    If this doesn't violate any copyright law, post some of the code to share your knowledge to the rest of the Perl community. Someone might be wondering how to do the same type of project.
    The map is all JavaScript, so all one has to do is to view the source. Its all already there.
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