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Ivan Tubert-Brohman
Ivan Tubert-Brohman is a graduate student at Yale University, working towards a Ph.D. in computational chemistry. He is the author of over 20 CPAN distributions and one Perl Journal article (June 04), mostly related to the PerlMol project, a collection of modules for computational chemistry and chemoinformatics. Ivan is a frequent PerlMonks reader and poster (as itub). Annotating CPAN Perl has voluminous documentation, both in the core distribution and in thousands of CPAN modules. That doesn't make it all perfect, though, and the amount of documentation can make it daunting to find and recommend changes or clarifications. The Perl Foundation recently sponsored Ivan Tubert-Brohman to fix this; here's how he built AnnoCPAN, an annotation service for module documentation. [Jun 30, 2005] |
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