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Google Summer of Code 2006 - Rocco is a potential mentor for The Perl Foundation's entry in the Google Summer of Code. Check Google Summer of Code for news.
OSCON 2004 - [Example programs] from Comprehensive POE are temporarily available for download.
A brief introduction to POE is available.
Download instructions are available. They include links to POE, installation instructions, and links to the latest README, change logs, and test results.
POE's documentation is available online, along with plans and notes for revising it.
POE's support resources include mailing lists, IRC channels, where to report bugs, and other support options.
Tutorials, here you'll find numerous tutorials presented at TPC/OSCON, YAPC, and PerlMongers groups around the world including our very own Evolution of a POE Server
POE's components list links to publicly available POE add-ons. It includes their last known development statuses and a brief list of researched but unstarted topics.
POE's FAQ is an ongoing effort to create comprehensive, reusable, modular, and above all useful information that is write-once, read-anywhere.
POE's Cookbook contains short, well-commented example programs. Many of them have been adapted into full applications. Several basic tasks are covered, and more are available upon request.
Some POE Icons to look at and make comments about.
POE Success Stories
Programmers and consultants with POE experience may be able to assist you with your next powerful, multitasking or massively networked Perl application.
Here is a list of Companies leveraging POE in the accomplishment of their core competencies, otherwise known as POE success stories.
Several projects use POE to provide networking and concurrency services. Many more exist in-house or are otherwise shrouded in secrecy.
POE in the News?
A calendar of upcoming events is available. It's kind of sparse now that Perl's conference season is winding down. Past events include links to articles, tutorials, and nice things people have said about POE over the years.
POE has a [blog], of sorts. It's implemented using plog.
Research and Development
POE's live notes include avenues of research being pursued and changes being actively developed. If you have mission critical systems using POE, this is the place to look for deprecation and implementation schedules that may affect you.
POE development tools are experimental projects to automate POE development and application coding.
Support POE! It doesn't necessarily cost money. Perhaps you'd like to join us.
[POE Benchmarks]? View the benchmark suite at [POEBench]
View POE CVS statistics at [CIA]
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