Yeah,
Sanko Robinson used to write stuff and put it here.
…random stuff like what he had for lunch and rambling
essays about how The Beatles have affected his life.
Gradually, he grew out of it.
Now, the only thing you
will likely find here is this short list of geeky projects:
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Readonly:
Facility for creating read-only scalars, arrays,
hashes in Perl. Now 48.9598 times faster! Literally. I
benchmarked it
-
Affix:
An FFI extenstion for perl5. Stop wrapping libraries in XS!
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LibUI:
Write cross-platform GUIs in Perl. (Demo of Affix!)
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SDL2::FFI:
Wrapper for SDL (Simple DirectMedia Layer) Development Library with FFI::Platypus
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Finance::Robinhood:
Trade stocks and ETFs with Robinhood, the free brokerage firm [psst!
Documentation of their private API is
over here]
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Fl.pm: Perl
bindings to the stable 1.3.x branch of the Fast Light (GUI) Toolkit
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AnyEvent::BitTorrent:
Light BitTorrent
client using Any::Moose
and AnyEvent
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Net::BitTorrent::DHT:
Standalone, Kademlia-like DHT node for BitTorrent. In
Perl. Yes, there's a theme building…
-
Net::BitTorrent:
Perl +
BitTorrent = <3
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Net::BitTorrent::Protocol:
Protocol Utilities for BitTorrent and related
extensions
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Digest::xxHash
brings the extremely fast non-cryptographic hash algorithm
xxHash to
Perl. Digest::xxHash comes with both an object oriented and
a simpler, functional API. Use it. It's good
-
Template::Liquid:
Everyone has their own template engine. This one is
mine. It's based on the crazy popular, stateless Liquid markup language
and comes with some extentions [1, 2] to make working with Perl a
lot easier
-
perl4mIRC embeds
a perl interpreter in the popular IRC client.
Satisfying geek fetishists around the world
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PHP4mIRC.
Yeah, so that happened… Find recent builds here
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AnyEvent::MSN.
AnyEvent's developer is often a jerk and MSNP21 is
completely undocumented. Should be interesting
-
WWW::ThisIsMyJam:
Access the musically awesome social sharing site This Is My Jam
He's done a few other things, so go check his page on
GitHub; that's
where all his code goes
to die OSS
projects end up.
If (for reasons beyond me) you need or just want to contact
him, you should send email to sanko@cpan.org.
Catching him on Twitter as @SankoRobinson
will probably not get
you anywhere.