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2011.10.14

Carton CPAN dependency manager

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Gave the talk about Carton at YAPC::Asia 2011. Oh, and I'm trying Speaker Deck.

Oct 14, 2011 4:52:26 PM

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Miyagawa looks great as usual. What we do at $work is have our own Perl compiled in /opt and we have our own packaging system, if you add a module to Perl you run the package Creator and it tars the entire Perl distribution and uploads to our central server. We update the other servers running the update command. It is simplistic but we have used it for years and it works really well. We use the same style for lots of other software packages.

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