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Everything you ever wanted to know about the Perl ecosystem
The Perl ecosystem has been around for more than 25 years, and is continuing to evolve. Whether you’re new to…
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ActiveState’s New Perl Ecosystem
ActiveState introduces its new Perl ecosystem with the launch of Perl 5.32, including a replacement for Perl Package Manager (PPM)
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How to Build Perl without a Compiler
Cloud-based Perl build systems let you compile Perl dependencies – even those with linked C libraires – without the need for a local build environment.
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A Sqitch “Declare Bankruptcy” Prototype
Global environment corruption occurs all too frequently. Virtual environments are better, but need improvement. Here’s how.
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The Future of Perl at ActiveState (Part 2 of 2)
The future? Smaller Perl environments installed in virtual environments updated with server-side built dependencies.
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Advanced Package Management for Perl Projects
Tired of managing multiple tools, processes and systems for each programming language you use? This post offers hope.
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Modernizing ActivePerl for Perl Power Users
ActivePerl 5.32 will be built from source on demand, always up-to-date, and deployed into a virtual environment that can be restored with a single command.
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Pearls of Perl: Top 10 Perl Tools & Utilities
Discover the top tools for Perl developers, as well as tools written in Perl that are essential for any coder.
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Advanced Package Management for Perl Developers
PPM became a staple for many Perl developers. Understand how package management and environment management for Perl has now evolved.
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Perl 7 – How to start preparing to make the transition?
Our release of Perl 5.32 is now available! This release offers a better way to manage your Perl deployments by…
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The Top 10 Programming Tasks That Perl Is Used For
Suggestions, utilities and examples for the top ten common tasks you can accomplish more easily with Perl today.
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Why Use Custom Perl Environments? For Security, Compliance & Portability.
Custom Perl environments that contain the minimum set of dependencies for a project reduce vulnerability incidents, improve license compliance, and lower maintenance costs.
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