I'm waiting for Kika to arrive tonight at midnight. It was her birthday on March 26th, and I'll be doing her a surprise. :-)) I'll buy some delicious cake and candles with numbers on it. :-)
On the Perl side, I'm writing something to make the evaluation of projects economical viability based on some financial indicators. I'll take a look at CPAN for some modules and if I can't find anything, I'll have to write my own. Maybe, if I do them the way I want to, I'd submit them to CPAN. If I have to do them 'fast', I won't.
Even if it isn't great, you may get feedback (both positive and negative) that may give you ideas that you hadn't thought of, or get you to re-implement portions of your code that you *thought* were pretty good already. If nothing else, the '.01' release number will serve as warning to most programmers.
Just my 2 cents.
