Colin should start working later in the Winter.
Leon update: I've added unit tests (in particular to Hash), fixed a few bugs and added a two useful methods that I found missing while doing so. Made some changes to the exporting code, making it easier to export with a slurping argument. I've started documenting how exporting works, you can see a preview here (http://code.google.com/p/libperl/wiki/Exporting). I've also completely reorganized my files to make everything more organized and I'm splitting out libtap++ because it might be useful for other projects.
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Ingy updates: I'm plugging away and things are looking good so far. I just wanted to make sure that I am setting myself up for success. My original grant deliverables were:
- Port all the classes of PyYAML to Perl
- Port all of the PyYAML tests and make them pass
- Write full documentation for all the classes and the API
- Release this module as YAML.pm, replacing the legacy code
My current goals for the end of the year are items 1 and 2 in full and 3 in
part. I don't plan to do the 4th goal by year's end because I think it's too
soon. I want to see YAML::Perl stabilize and get plenty of feedback before
making replacing the current YAML.pm.
My goals for the weekend are to get all the pyyaml tests running (and
failing) and to port the Dumper side of things. I'll give more details next
week.
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No recent updates from grant manager. Check Alan blog for progresses http://blog.alanhaggai.org/.
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Adam just finished this grant. He is being encouraged to write a conclusion report. If you happen to be with him, put him in front of the computer and force him to write it. :)
I must comment, that Adam (Perl on a Stick) made a great grant work.