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The Annotated Berlin Consensus
via perlsphere

The official Berlin Consensus document is on Github. This is an annotated review of it. The Berlin Consensus At the first Perl QA Hackathon (QAH) in 2008 in Oslo, a number of QA and toolchain authors, maintainers and experts came together to agree...
Yesod Web Framework: The brittle Haskell toolchain
via planet.haskell

A few weeks ago I received a bug report against streaming-commons. Since then, the details of what we discovered when discussing this report have been bothering me quite a bit, as they expose a lot of the brittleness of the Haskell toolchain. I'm documenting...
How to Run a Successful Open Source Project
via mikehadlow.blogspot

A couple of months ago I attended BarCamp Brighton, an open conference at Brighton University. Everyone is encouraged to present a session, and as I don’t need much excuse to talk to a room full of people I thought I’d do an unrehearsed talk...
MySQL Fabric Release Candidate – adding High Availability and Scaling to MySQL
via planetmysql

MySQL Fabric is a new framework that adds High Availability (HA) and/or scaling-out for MySQL. This is the third in a series of posts on the new MySQL Fabric framework; the first article (MySQL Fabric – adding High Availability to MySQL) explains...
Difference between DD-WRT BrainSlayer, Eko, Fractal, and Kong Builds
via stevejenkins

It’s a question asked in the DD-WRT forums all the time. It’s a question often asked in the comments of my DD-WRT posts. And it’s a question to which no “official” answer from the primary maintainers of DD-WRT exists&hellip...