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Perl Interface to Rackspace Cloud Files service

Date conversion routines for Perl 5

Perl Interface to Mosso Cloud Files service

BlitzMax module; Process manager and creation module

BlitzMax module; Goals with hierarchy support

BlitzMax module; SQL Builder module

BlitzMax module; Easy interfacing with REST services

BlitzMax module; This module gives you the power of creating an XML-RPC client or server. It has plenty of examples including a Client and Server demo.

BlitzMax module; This module is an interface to the REST API of Rackspacecloud Files.

BlitzMax module; This module enables you to easily use fuzzy logic in your application. Fuzzy logic can for example be used to improve your A.I. decision making routines in your game.

BlitzMax module; This module makes it easy and fast to implement Finite State Machines.

BlitzMax module; This module makes use of the Factory Design Pattern. Use it to create flexible and dynamic factories!

An application for online backup using Rackspace Cloud Files service

Git repository for Mollie::Micropayment, a Perl 5 module.

This repository is DEPRECATED. Please see my profile for all BlitzMax modules.

Maximus is an open-source (MIT-licensed) module manager for the programming language BlitzMax, much like CPAN for Perl and Gems for Ruby.

Why did we start Maximus? The amount of available open-source BlitzMax modules has grown a lot in the last years. This is a great thing as it really expands the ways in which we can use BlitzMax. The problem however is that there isn't a general and easy way to install modules. Some authors upload ZIP-files to their personal homepage, some modules are hosted inside SCM (Git, Subversion) repositories and others are only available through the the Code Archives from blitzmax.com. Maximus tries to solve this problem by hosting all modules in a central archive and one unified way to install them.

Maximus consists of 2 parts: a website and a command-line/gui client.

The website is written in Perl and is based on Catalyst, DBIx::Class and Moose. The website provides module authors a way to upload their BlitzMax modules. Maximus will then process these modules to create usable packages for the client. Auto-discovery of SCM hosted modules is also possible.

The client is being written in BlitzMax. When invoked the client will download a sources list from the website which contains all modules and its dependencies.

With the client installing BlitzMax modules and their dependencies keeping them up-to-date becomes an easy and painless process.