I always thought that Sean Burke contributed the most to the Localization related modules on CPAN. I wonder if he would be interested in contributing to this project, either through code or providing guidance?
IMHO the cleanest perl mail API are the modules from the Mail-Tools distro. I like how they focus on building the message and abstract away the details of SMTP from the user. (the code just seems to be cleaner and more maintainable than the equivalent pure-Net::SMTP implementations) Perhaps the creator of this distro, Graham Barr, or the maintainer Mark Overmeer would be interested in helping as well? Dan brian moseley wrote: > On Fri, 16 Nov 2001, Greg McCarroll wrote: > > >>At the end of the day the first person to write a nice >>object container system should have the liberty of >>naming the objects however they want. There is a risk >>that we go the way of any mailing list project and >>decide every irrelevant detail and produce sod all [1]. >> > > exactly what i was just about to post :) now that we have > cvs, let's see more work, less gabbing. > > i'm gearing up to work with some of the other application > server folks on an rfc for a webapp spec and api. more info > soon. > > i really, really, really want us to find people, either > within the group or without, who are interested in working > on the mail, naming/directory, and localization apis. are > there any recognized experts in the perl world on these > topics? can we persuade them to join our group?
