Hello everyone. Just a quick note to let you all know that the Catalyzed.org wiki is now online. The content is still somewhat sparse, but we here at Catalyzed are excited.
We have integrated the Wiki into the main website, and now every post can have it's own 'wiki extras' page on the wiki, allowing additional files, code listings, and more in-depth discussion of articles.
In addition to the integration, we have added some general purpose sections and something we feel should have been around for a very long time, wikified cpan module pages. If you have caveats, concerns, or simply want to sing the praises of a particular module, head on over to the CPAN modules section of the Catalyzed Wiki, and speak your piece.
We've also added a code samples section as a drop box for code that you find useful or you think might be helpful to other folks.
We know that there is a lot of Perl wisdom out there and much of it never gets published anywhere because there doesn't seem to be a place for it. We hate to see such a waste, so we've created a special section of the wiki. If you've got something to say or add that doesn't fit anywhere else, or you just aren't sure where to put it or who will care... just drop it in the Junk Drawer. It can stay there forever or until you or someone else can figure out a place for it.
So, now it's your turn... Head on over to the wiki... Add a page or edit an existing one. Share your favorite bit of Perl-fu. Complain loudly about the CPAN module that drives you nuts. Create a page that says 'someone should write about XYZ.' Whatever you think needs to be 'out there' for other Perl folks to read, you can put in the Catalyzed wiki.
No rules, just write.
Sweet :-)
This will give us a bit more of a whiteboard for ideas. Better yet, it's inhouse so people don't have to go to a bunch of different links to get ideas across.