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Writing novels using Perl
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Juan Julián Merelo
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feb Sat 01
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13:30
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https://fosdem.org/2014/schedule/event/novels_with_perl/
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<p>Do you need Perl to write a novel? Indeed you don't and many, if not most, novelists write them without using it, and I'm positive about this. However, Perl can help you through the process of writing a novel and that's what I've done with the open source "Manuel the Magnificent Mechanical Man", which you can either buy in Amazon or download as a CPAN module. I'll talk about how I organized the workflow for writing the novel using Perl, Git, GitHub, and the modules and Perl features which helped me through the process.</p>
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