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This link it often cited in converstations about this topic, but I think maybe it needs to be updated to really stay useful. I think the page footer says it all.

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I have found the latest updated POD in the sourceforge CVS repository (only 8 hours old), however, it seems these revisions have not made it onto the main page.

There also does seem to be some spotted activity on the poop-group list. I haven't waded through it myself, but you might find some interesting stuff there.

-stvn

In reply to Re^2: object-relational Perl programming: best practice or compromise? by stvn
in thread object-relational Perl programming: best practice or compromise? by metaperl

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