Writing Python like it's Perl


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I’ve started learning Perl a while back, and I like the ecosystem quite a bit. By ecosystem I mean the excellent CPAN (the package repository of Perl), the testing architecture and the documentation system.

The good part is; aside from replacing CPAN with PyPI (where most Python modules are hosted), we can reuse the other bits of Perl while working with Python. I’ve actually been doing this for some of my Python modules.

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  title   = "Writing Python like it's Perl",
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  year    = "2024",
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