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The Lounge What is on Your Mind? Your Favorite Tech Support Web Sites and Why? Post 303022222 by Neo on Tuesday 28th of August 2018 06:10:26 AM
Old 08-28-2018
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Originally Posted by apmcd47
As for asking questions, I did ask a few in the Solaris sub-forum last year, but that is the exception. Normally I just type my question into google and look to see which are the most relevant answers.
Same here. Normally Google and look around until I find an answer; and for the newer technologies, watch YouTube video tutorials.

Like I said, when I ask tech questions in most other forums including all the stack* sites, I rarely get a reply; or I get a reply which is off-base and not helpful.

When I was refreshing my Javascript and jQuery coding recently, I found everything I needed from Google searches and YT.

When I see other forums like this one (like all the legacy vB forums, etc) this site is much better. But when I compare to the "newer generation" taxonomy-driven forums, I often feel I should change our forums to be taxonomy (tag) driven versus centered around hard-coded forums; but I'm not sure if that would make much difference - although it might force posters to tags their questions and posts more often, LOL
 

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Git::Repository::Plugin(3pm)				User Contributed Perl Documentation			      Git::Repository::Plugin(3pm)

NAME
Git::Repository::Plugin - Base class for Git::Repository plugins SYNOPSIS
package Git::Repository::Plugin::Hello; use Git::Repository::Plugin; our @ISA = qw( Git::Repository::Plugin ); sub _keywords { return qw( hello hello_gitdir ) } sub hello { return "Hello, git world! "; } sub hello_gitdir { return "Hello, " . $_[0]->git_dir . "! "; } 1; DESCRIPTION
"Git::Repository::Plugin" allows one to define new methods for "Git::Repository", that will be imported in the "Git::Repository" namespace. The SYNOPSIS provides a full example. The documentation of Git::Repository describes how to load plugins with all the methods they provide, or only a selection of them. METHODS
"Git::Repository::Plugin" provides a single method: install( @keywords ) Install all keywords provided in the "Git::Repository" namespace. If called with an empty list, will install all available keywords. SUBCLASSING
When creating a plugin, the new keywords that are added by the plugin to "Git::Repository" must be returned by a "_keywords()" method. AUTHOR
Philippe Bruhat (BooK), "<book at cpan.org>" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Thanks to Todd Rinalo, who wanted to add more methods to "Git::Repository", which made me look for a solution that would preserve the minimalism of "Git::Repository". After a not-so-good design using @ISA (so "Git::Repository" would inherit the extra methods), further discussions with Aristotle Pagaltzis and a quick peek at Dancer's plugin management helped me come up with the current design. Thank you Aristotle and the Dancer team. Further improvements to the plugin system proposed by Aristotle Pagaltzis. COPYRIGHT
Copyright 2010 Philippe Bruhat (BooK). LICENSE
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself. perl v5.14.2 2011-12-28 Git::Repository::Plugin(3pm)
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