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Sam Tregar Sam Tregar is employed as a Perl programmer for About.com. An active participant in the Perl development community, Sam is the author of a number of popular CPAN modules including HTML::Template, HTML::Pager, Inline::Guile, and Devel::Profiler. His first book, Writing Perl Modules for CPAN, was published in August by Apress. When not programming, Sam enjoys black-and-white photography, playing Go, reading, and maintaining the small private zoo curated by his wife. Don't Be Afraid to Drop the SOAP Web services may be unfortunately trendy, but having a simple API for other people to use your application is very powerful and useful. Is SOAP the right way to go? Sam Tregar describes an alternate approach he's pulled from working the Bricolage and Krang APIs. [Sep 30, 2004] Going Up? Perl 5.8.0 brought stable threading to Perl - but what does it mean and how can we use it? Get a lift with Sam Tregar as he creates a multi-threaded simulation. [Sep 4, 2002] |
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