[tpm] Meeting last week, task priority

[Carlo Costantini]

You are probably better off using Dropbox or Google Drive to store all
the documents you want to share
with people and then sharing the folder.

If you are planning on sharing code you should set up a git repository
and put that in dropbox or host on <YOUR_FAVORITE_GIT_HOSTING_SITE> as
either a public or private repo depending on whether or not you plan
on sharing the results with the world.



On Tue, Mar 5, 2013 at 5:35 AM, Chris Jones <cj at enersave.ca> wrote:
> Good morning Mongers!  Last weeks meeting left me with a list of priorities.
> The first priority is to break things down into bite size pieces.  To that
> end, I have two tasks for which I would like to enlist help.
>
> The first, and more important of the two is to help me create a script that
> can read in the modelling program results file and spit out some tab
> delineated files.  At the moment, I am only interested in two reports in
> that file.
>
>
> The second is more onerous, provide guidance on how to start cleaning up my
> very bad CGI scripts to pull out functions that are defined in each of the
> script files.  I don't know how to make a library or module of functions
> that can be called from more than one script.  A nice young man, also named
> Chris, indicated he might have to time to provide to some guidance.
>
> Both of these tasks are tied to how productive my day job work becomes and
> to that end I feel it is only fair to provide compensation for those who
> assist.
>
> My question is can I attach files to email to the Perl Mongers list so you
> can gain an appreciation of how much work is required?
>
>
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