Thank you, everyone!
This year should be very interesting. POE's events core is mainly stable, giving developers the opportunity to work on improvements in its component architecture. We are intensely researching technologies for object design, representation, transportation, and deployment, with an eye towards how they might benefit POE and its users.
Design documents are available online at http://poe.perl.org/ . Developers are discussing the finer points of UML, XMI, HUTN, and other acronyms on POE's mailing list. You're welcome to join us.
About POE
POE is a networking and multitasking framework for Perl. It has been in active, open development since August 1998. Its developer community has built a growing toolbox of reusable components.
- http://poe.perl.org/?What_POE_Is
- http://poe.perl.org/?POE_Cookbook
- http://poe.perl.org/?POE_Components_List
- http://search.cpan.org/search?mode=module&query=POE
POE has been used in several mission critical applications in a wide range of fields:
- Financial systems: Servers, clients, and automated agents. Electronic transaction processing.
- Human/computer interfaces: Graphical, textual, and speech based interaction.
- Entertainment: Interactive TV servers; mp3 jukeboxes; clients, servers, and agents for IRC and interactive games.
- Web applications: Commerce servers, content management, app servers, WAP proxies, and ad exchanges.
- System administration: Distributed load testing, file systems, and cluster management. Radius and system log management and reporting. Host monitoring, and spam detection.
- Software development: Compile farm management, and distributed product building and testing.
- Home monitoring and automation: X10, weather station monitoring, and alarm systems.
Please let us know how you're using POE.
-- Rocco Caputo / troc@pobox.com / poe.perl.org / poe.sf.net
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