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Promoting projects that are written in Perl
I got a great e-mail from Gabor earlier this week that proposed a simple challenge: Let's not get distracted trying to promote Perl itself, but -- instead -- let's focus on promoting projects written in Perl.
One of those projects -- the one I'm most excited about on a day-to-day basis -- is Bricolage, the enterprise-class content management system. Gabor's note -- which asked about the status of the project -- makes me wonder why more folks in the Perl community aren't taking a closer look at what is undoubtedly one of the most capable publishing systems on the market today?
So, in the interest of beating the drum for a Perl project that's alive and well, I wanted to summarize what I think is exciting about the Bricolage project right now:
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