POE! The Perl Object Environment: In general, POE Components are ready-made high level procedures that perform specific large tasks. A few examples:
* Component::Server::TCP - a special-purpose TCP servlet
* Component::Client::TCP - a POE-aware TCP client
* POE::Component::IRC - a nearly full-featured IRC client.
* POE::Component::Server::IRC - an RFC 2810 to RFC 2813 compliant IRC server (under development)
* POE::Component::UserBase - a user authentication and data persistence servlet. "POE Components tend to be highly reusable libraries that handle tedious tasks, freeing programmers to focus on more interesting things. This should be true for any library, though."
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* Component::Server::TCP - a special-purpose TCP servlet
* Component::Client::TCP - a POE-aware TCP client
* POE::Component::IRC - a nearly full-featured IRC client.
* POE::Component::Server::IRC - an RFC 2810 to RFC 2813 compliant IRC server (under development)
* POE::Component::UserBase - a user authentication and data persistence servlet. "POE Components tend to be highly reusable libraries that handle tedious tasks, freeing programmers to focus on more interesting things. This should be true for any library, though."
- Social software is
- Social Software lets people rendezvous, connect or collaborate by use of a computer network. It results in the creation of shared, interactive spaces. The term came into more common usage in 2002, largely credited to Wikipedia:Clay Shirky who organized a "Social Software Summit" in November of that year. Shirky has defined social software as "software that supports group interaction". [1]. The term also arose in the late nineties to describe software emerging out of alliances between programmers and social groups whose particular kinds of cultural intelligence are locked out of mainstream software. In this understanding of the term, the social is understood to also have a political and aesthetic sense, not simply acting as a kind of glue for a collection of normatively understood 'agents'
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| - POE! The Perl Object Environment: In general, POE Components are ready-made high level procedures that perform specific large tasks. A few examples:
* Component::Server::TCP - a special-purpose TCP servlet
* Component::Client::TCP - a POE-aware TCP client
* POE::Component::IRC - a nearly full-featured IRC client.
* POE::Component::Server::IRC - an RFC 2810 to RFC 2813 compliant IRC server (under development)
* POE::Component::UserBase - a user authentication and data persistence servlet. "POE Components tend to be highly reusable libraries that handle tedious tasks, freeing programmers to focus on more interesting things. This should be true for any library, though."
- Social software is
- Social Software lets people rendezvous, connect or collaborate by use of a computer network. It results in the creation of shared, interactive spaces. The term came into more common usage in 2002, largely credited to Wikipedia:Clay Shirky who organized a "Social Software Summit" in November of that year. Shirky has defined social software as "software that supports group interaction". [1]. The term also arose in the late nineties to describe software emerging out of alliances between programmers and social groups whose particular kinds of cultural intelligence are locked out of mainstream software. In this understanding of the term, the social is understood to also have a political and aesthetic sense, not simply acting as a kind of glue for a collection of normatively understood 'agents' whose inter-relations are formatted by software. What both positions share is an understanding that particular design decisions and the grammar of interactions made possible by each piece of software is socialy significant. Some more definitions are available from the External links section below. The more specific term collaborative software applies to cooperative work systems.
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