El 05/04/12 08:09, Matthew Toseland escribi?:
> On Thursday 05 Apr 2012 06:40:58 Israel Leiva wrote:
>
>> Alright. Here is a simple demo of what I thought for the FCP2 Perl library.
>>
>> http://csrg.cl/~ileiva/gsoc/
>>
>> The directory includes (all files were renamed to .txt so you could read
>> it online):
>>
>> client.pl.txt -- Simple use of FCP2 Perl library
>> Freenet/FCP2.pm.txt -- FCP2 Perl Module (demo)
>> Freenet/FCP2/Message.pm.txt -- Message interface for FCP2 Module (demo)
>> Freenet/FCP2.pod.txt -- Documentation for FCP2.pm
>> Freenet/FCP2-Message.pod.txt -- Documentation for FCP2/Message.pm Module
>> (demo)
>> output.txt -- Results for the use of client.pl
>> readme.txt -- You should read this if you want to try this Library at
>> your own
>> Freenet-FCP2-demo.tar.gz -- All the files
>>
>> Note: Documentation files should be readed with _perldoc_ . Look at the
>> readme.txt for more details.
>>
>> I'm open to suggestions/ideas/comments.
> Anyone interested in mentoring this? I really don't think I'm the right
> person to mentor a perl project.
>
IMHO there is no need to have an advanced knowledge in Perl to supervise
such a project. I tried to make the demo as OO as I could so even
someone familiar with PHP or similar could understand it. As I see it,
one option is that the progress on a new FCP Library could be
reflected/measured by a well documentation process (of the Library).
I believe times where Perl was an encryption method are far behind. Just
to give an example, I don't think this is a 'write-only' script (as
someone said on IRC):
$ans = $client->hello();
print $ans->get('Version');
print "\n";
Anyway, I hope someone could have the time to mentor this, I'm very
excited about it.
Best Regards.
--
Israel Leiva
