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Days of Code: Perl URL Shortener
Today I got some work done; I didn’t get anything on my list that I made yesterday done, however I did experiment with jQuery (the Javascript library)… and now have an easy-to-use listing mechanism (to see the sum of all URLs in the database and the viewers logs). Take a look . With that you may notice something… I repurposed my ‘ol Brad-Zone.com domain name — it is shorter than bradarsenault.com (17 vs 13).
I’ve updated the project page at Code >> Perl URL Shortener with today’s code.
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