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Chas. Owens: I need a few lines of nasty Perl 5 code.
I am writing a talk for beginning Perl 5 programmers covering how to read a line of code and I need a few nasty lines that are fairly self contained. These should be normal lines of code (no obfuscation), they just need to have a lot going on in them [...]
Jochen Hayek: APRESS.COM : The Definitive Guide to Catalyst: Writing Extensible, Scalable and Maintainable Perl–Based Web Applications : 9781430223658
APRESS.COM : The Definitive Guide to Catalyst: Writing Extensible, Scalable and Maintainable Perl–Based Web Applications : 9781430223658

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The Definitive Guide to Catalyst: Writing Extensible, Scalable and Maintainable Perl–Based Web Applications book cover
  • By Kieren Diment, Matt Trout
  • ISBN13: 9781430223658
  • ISBN10: 1430223650
  • 362 pp.
  • Pub Date: 2009-07-09
  • eBoo [...]
Steven Haryanto: Book review: Catalyst 5.8 The Perl MVC Framework
Book information
Title: Catalyst 5.8 The Perl MVC Framework.
Subtitle: Build Scalable and extendable web applications using the Agile MVC framework.
Author: Antano Solar John.
Publisher: Packt Publishing.
Country: UK/India.
Year: 2010.

This book is a follow [...]
Steven Haryanto: Coding Style As A Failure Of Language Design?
Read this older blog post the other day. Hilarious at best, creepy at worst.

Arbitrary limitations should not be added to a general-purpose programming language unless for a really good reason. Do you really want to code in a language that forces you [...]
Herbert Breunung: Back on the track for Perl 6
Yes, Dave Vaux, one of the british daves helps me translating my perl 6 tutorial and I'm writing here and there new lines into it. More important I'm reading synopses again. Im chatting with the Perl 6 crew again. What...
JT Smith: Commented on No More Excuses in JT Smith

Fair enough. I've never submitted a patch to you. I also never said that "Brian D Foy" is a lazy bitch who never puts out any releases or accepts any patches. What I said was the majority of the patches me, my friends, and my colleagues have been off [...]

Carl Masak (masak): Yapsi 2010.09 Released!

It is with a peevish exultation of spirit that I announce on behalf of the Yapsi development team the September 2010 release of Yapsi -- soon to be a major motion picture -- a Perl 6 compiler written in Perl 6.

You can download it here (or, if you hap [...]

JT Smith: Commented on No More Excuses in JT Smith

Autarch and Brian,

I understand that the actual time it takes to accept a patch can be substantial, but most patches aren't. Only once have I ever received a patch with so much substance that it took me more than an hour to grok it, and either apply i [...]

JT Smith: Posted No More Excuses to JT Smith
Occasionally I find a bug in someone's module and post a patch or a bug report. About half the time, the bug is fixed and the new module is released in less than a week. Could be better, but not...
Andrew Shitov (ash): Вопросы про Booking.com
Что вам написать про Booking.com?...
Dave Jacoby (/var/log/rant): Surviving the Twitpocalypse
The 2010 Twitpocalypse has come. Buffy didn't save us this time, I guess. And what that means is that Twitter is no longer doing basic authentication for anything but their home page. So, if you have code like this:
my $twit = Net::Twitter->new(
us [...]
chromatic: What's Going Right in Perl
Eighteen months after I started this site, the Modern Perl book is almost out, as is Using Perl 6. Perl 5.10.1, Perl 5.12.0, Perl 5.12.1, and (very nearly) Perl 5.12.2 are out, with Perl 5.14 coming next month. Rakudo Star...
Dave Jacoby (/var/log/rant): First Pass on Javascript: The Good Parts

I read some of Douglas Crockford's JavaScript: The Good Parts on Safari, using the school's site license. I saw some of the talk videos on YouTube and Yahoo Video. I now have a copy on my desk.

I've even been putting some of my code into JSLint. It ha [...]
Patrick R. Michaud: Rakudo Star 2010.08 released

[This announcement was made last week on rakudo.org -- I'm reposting to use.perl.org so it will show up in the various Perl aggregators. --Pm]

On behalf of the Rakudo and Perl 6 development teams, I'm happy to announce the August 2010 release of "Raku [...]

Cornelius: cpansearch - CPAN 模組搜尋工具


cpansearch 是一 CPAN 模組搜尋工具,以 C 撰寫而成。提供一簡易且快速的方式達到模組搜尋的功能,並利用 ncurses 來建立一選擇模組安裝之介面(類 aptitude),可一次選擇需安裝模組安裝。使用 cpansearch 不需另外設定 CPAN 或是 CPANPLUS 就可直接使用。

cpans 用法簡介:


$ cpans -f

初始化 source list

$ cpans -u

更新 source list

$ cpans Any

搜尋 Any 字樣

$ cpans -i any

忽略大小 [...]
Steve Thielemann (NOTevil): Why perl sucks: Daemon::Simpler
Being the perl lover that I am, I find it painful to write about how perl sucks. But, it also seems easy to do. While perl has great features, it also has a broad dark side that is waiting to screw you over at anytime. Here's my story. I wrote a scri [...]
Tokuhiro Matsuno: cpan をベロッと検索するやつ
c9s の http://github.com/c9s/cpansearch とかは別に PP でもいいんじゃないの?とおもったので、PP でかいてみた。 #!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; use File::HomeDir; use File::Spec; use Getopt::Long; our $VERSION = 0.01; my $mirror = 'http://cpan.nctu.edu.tw/'; my $localfile [...]
Leon Timmermans (leont): Yet another readonly module
I’m done with Readonly. It has served it’s purpose but I’m frustrated to the point of writing a replacement. I still think it’s a good idea to declare variables readonly, but as an implementation I find Readonly unworkable. The problem...
Cornelius: cpansearch + ncurses
cpans now is integrated with ncurses. ( http://github.com/c9s/cpansearch )

$ cpans --nc Moose



Andrew Shitov (ash): Пара слов про May Perl
Сегодня на «Веб-планете» появилась статья ни о чем под таким же названием: «РИТ 2010: мушкетёры 0010 лет спустя».Читать ее всю нет нужды (да и абзацы там не связаны один с другим). Процитирую лишь пару мест. Возможно, было бы верно и правильно расска [...]
Thomas Fahle: Parallel::Iterator - Mehrere Tasks parallel ausführen
Parallel::Iterator von Andy Armstrong erlaubt die gleichzeitige (parallele) Ausführung mehrerer Task auf einem Rechner mit (vorzugsweise) mehreren CPUs. Dabei kümmert sich Parallel::Iterator um korrekte Interprozeß-Kommunikation, Forking und Verteilu [...]
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