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| Patience, Self-Promotion Key In Blogging |
There may be lots of ways for a blogger to achieve success, but there are also more than a few in which things can go wrong. At BlogWorld, Anita Campbell gave tips that should help steer... | Watch
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Place Search: Google's New Local Search |
Google recently changed everything with local, according to Brian Combs, the CEO and Founder of ionadas. For approximately the past 2 years, Google had been running the 7-pack... |
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Is Your Landing Page Performing Effectively? |
Although landing page optimization is not a new concept, so many marketers are not applying it correctly. As Janet Driscoll Miller of Search Mojo explains, marketers and advertisers need...
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Improved Exception Handling In Perl 5 |
Exception handling, or simply error handling, in Perl 5 has always been a matter of using eval on statements and then using conditional statements to check special variables for any possible error codes and responding appropriately. Many pitfalls exist in in this method including the scope of the special variables or their state, and the ancillary code can make readability and maintenance more troublesome.
Most other languages have certain exception handling constructs, namely try-catch-finally blocks, and indeed...
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An Alternative To LWP And LWP::Parallel |
The benefit of using a Perl library is that you can instantly tap the knowledge and experience of one or more programmers who have already sought out and accomplished what you wish to harness from a given library.
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Parallel HTTP And FTP Through LWP |
I was recently working on a project where I needed to occasionally download many different files from an internet server all at the same time, then process them as a whole. The normal process caused a serious bottleneck...
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Method Signatures Make Large Projects More... |
In many other languages, a function or method states upfront exactly what parameters it expects in order to successfully execute. Along with its name, this is called the "signature" of the function or method. A programmer...
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