Re: [Module::Build] What to do? What to do?

[David G. <da...@hy...>]

Randy W. Sims wrote:
> The mailing-list is good for some of that, but it's hard to use as a 
> reference. A wiki seems perfect for this type of thing.
> 
> If nothing else, I could try to set one up on my site, but I think 
> Earthlink only has perl 5.004. I really need to find another host.

I've had similar questions about what to do.  I currently keep a lot of 
my "organized" todo lists in a program called LifeBalance 
(http://www.llamagraphics.com/) that syncs between my laptop and my treo 
phone.

I also keep a Moleskine square-ruled pocket notebook 
(http://www.moleskine.co.uk/styles/) for more random jottings.  I wind 
up doing a lot of brainstorming on the subway and use that to jot ideas 
down.  A friend turned me onto it as a gift and I was skeptical at 
first, because I've never been one to keep a journal, but it's small 
enough to fit in the back pocket of jeans or a jacket pocket.  I get my 
replacements at Barnes & Noble.  Many of my recent modules 
(Class::InsideOut, File::pushd, ToolSet) were pretty much sketched out 
in first-draft form in it on the subway earlier this year.

I've thought about using a wiki from time to time, but I'm often on the 
road with no net access -- until I find/write a wiki that works 
replicates between online/offline mode (say, using SVK/subversion as a 
back-end) I don't know that that will work for me.

If I didn't travel as much, I'd consider some of the web-based solutions 
like Voo2do or some of the 37Signals stuff. (http://www.37signals.com/ 
and http://voo2do.com/)

As for hosting, the catalyst web site has some suggestions that seem 
relatively perl-friendly.

Regards,
David Golden