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Leonard: extreme Programmers
If you ever wanted to consider some bad@$$ programmers consider the developers that wrote the software for the apollo guidance computer.I recently found a claim that my new favorite microcontroller is faster than the Apollo computers.It turns ou [...]
chromatic: Time Will Tell
The May 2012 Dr. Dobb's interview with Ward Cunningham has an interesting quote about Ward's notion of technical debt: I was really devoted to finding great code, especially when objects were new. Objects gave us an extra dimension beyond functional [...]
Herbert Breunung: 8th Week of Perl 6 Tablets
This might be the last entry about the perl 6 tablets for a longer time. (lot of projects and articles have to be written soon and the moose article for heise sits on the brink and no article from me...
Toby Corkindale: First steps with Perl on the BeagleBone
Today I received a BeagleBone A5, which is a very small board containing a 720 MHz ARM CPU and 256 MB of RAM, among other things.

The first step was to start flashing the built-in LEDs via a Perl script..
I found a script on another site (http://www.im [...]
miguel prz (niceperl): (iv) MetaCPAN favourites weekly report
This is the weekly favourites list of CPAN distributions. Votes count: 83
Build date: 2012/05/15 20:26:53 GMT

Clicked for first time:
fREW Schmidt (fREW): Using search.cpan.org AND metacpan
I appreciate the effort and openness of metacpan, but their search is still pretty bad. To be clear, compare the results of the search for DBIx:Class::Source on SCO and metacpan. That’s why I made the following greasemonkey/dotjs script: 123456$('a [...]
fREW Schmidt (fREW): Using search.cpan.org AND metacpan
I appreciate the effort and openness of metacpan, but their search is still pretty bad. To be clear, compare the results of the search for DBIx:Class::Source on SCO and metacpan. That’s why I made the following greasemonkey/dotjs script: 123456$('a [...]
David E. Wheeler (Theory): Use of DBI in Sqitch

Sqitch uses the native database client applications (psql, sqlite3, mysql, etc.). So for tracking metadata about the state of deployments, I have been trying to stick to using them. I’m first targeting PostgreSQL, and as a result need to open a [...]

Emmanuel Di Pretoro: Faire une copie des fichiers produits par DBIx::Class::Schema::Loader
DBIx::Class::Schema::Loader est un module qui permet de générer automatiquement un schéma DBIx::Class::Schema à partir d'une base de données. C'est donc l'outil indispensable si vous avez une base de données sous la main que vous voulez manipuler à p [...]
Nick Kostirya: PostgreSQL, MySql and MariaDB as Key-Value storage
После сравнения BerkeleyDB и TokyoCabinet настало время посмотреть на PostgreSQL, MySql и MariaDB как на хранилища ключ-значения.

Использовался тот же  маленких сервачек.

PostgreSQL


postgresql-server v9.1.2

SET synchronous_commit TO OFF
commit_delay = 1

Во [...]
Dave Rolsky (autarch): New Type Constraint Module for Perl
I recently uploaded a new distro to CPAN recently called Type. The concepts are largely on Moose's built-in type system, but it's a standalone distribution. Right now this is all very alpha, and the current release is not intended for...
chromatic: Separating Presentation from Content in Templates
A couple of comments on Simple Attribute-Based Template Exporting have asked for an example. I'll show off more of this code in my YAPC::NA 2012 and Open Source Bridge 2012 talk about how to write the wrong code (along with...
Caleb Cushing ( xenoterracide ): Perl Core Syntax Wishlist: die should die
I hate die it is, in my humble opinion, one of the worst parts of perl. I really wish it would be deprecated, and removed, or at least replaced with something that would tell you were the code that was die-ing was being called. Replace its implementa [...]
Alberto Simões (ambs): Using the Record Separator
I use Perl for years, but there are some details that I still am unable to use correctly in Perl. I think they should be my fault. And probably, if I rtfm I would get an answer. Nevertheless, and although...
miguel prz (niceperl): (xxviii) stackoverflow perl report
This is the ten most rated questions at Stack Overflow last week.
Between brackets: [question score / answers count]
Build date: 2012-05-12 20:43:29 GMT

  1. Need an advice of framework for path on map validation - [8/1]
  2. Perl: Redirect STDOUT to two files [...]
Zbigniew Lukasiak: Non compatible changes in WebNano
In my latest commit in WebNano I refactored a lot of code and changed the API in a non-compatible way. I am going to make a new release with those changes soon. I feel that doing an additional release only to warn about this fact before that sounds k [...]
chromatic: Simple Attribute-Based Template Exporting
If you're like me and your design skills are sufficient to modify something decent to look nice but insufficient to create something from first principles, you can do a lot worse than to play with Twitter Bootstrap for your next...
Tokuhiro Matsuno: Perl 5.16.0 RC0 がでたので __SUB__ をつかいこなしてみた。

http://d.hatena.ne.jp/fbis/20090610/1244604865

にあるような、Data::Visitor::Callback をつかうような visitor を、簡単に無名関数で実装することができます。

use 5.16.0;

my $rh_testdata = {
    'a' => 1,
    'b' => {
        'aa' => 1,
        'ab' => [ 1, 2, 3, \ 'test', 5 [...]
Thomas Klausner (domm): Don't use Cache::Memcached for UTF8 strings
Read about our adventures while trying to store/retrieve an UTF-8 string via Cache::Memcached in my Perl blog...
Herbert Breunung: 7th Week of Perl 6 Tablets
... and what happened? I added a FAQ (Appendix F) page (and moved links to appendix H aka href appendix), but its just questions so far. You migth ask, but there is already a semiofficial FAQ. True. But would you...
chromatic: Write the Wrong Code First
I rewrite code often. If I were a better programmer, designer, or businessman, I would rewrite my code much less frequently—but I get things wrong about as often as I get them right. Even with years of practical experience, software's...
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