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Today at the YAPC::EU keynote, the inimitable Larry Wall, accompanied by his guardian angel and his guardian devil, made a poll asking which ones in the audience believed Perl 5 and Perl 6 are the same language, and which ones believed they are two different languages.I was in the front row, so I didn't see the sea of hands and which way the poll tipped. But on my row, both Patrick Michaud and Jon
On this date exactly 10 years ago, Jon Orwant threw coffee mugs against a wall during a meeting. Wikipedia chronicles the announcement of Perl 6 as being on July 19 ten years ago... but the throwing of mugs on the 18th can be said to spark the birth of Perl 6.Why did he throw mugs? Larry Wall's own explanation covers it in sufficient detail: We spent the first hour gabbing about all sorts of polit
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scrottie scott@slowass.net http://slowass.net/ My email address is scott@slowass.net. Spam me harder! *moan* I wrote this once and it didn't post (that often happens here, in various scenarios) or else it got deleted. Assuming the former. Here's a super short version of the same thing. The first go was much better. Dammit.* College CS departments are owned by Microsoft and Sun. They use C# and J
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Why is PHP so much easier for newbies?Why does Java have the best IDE tools?Why is Ruby prettier than Perl?Why does Perl have the best package repository?As I've played through Mass Effect 2 over the last few weeks, I see some interesting parallels.In the Mass Effect universe, human technology is bootstrapped by the discovery of an ancient abandoned alien observation outpost on Mars, and the furth
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The gitPAN import is complete.From BackPAN ------------ 118,752 files 10,440,348,937 bytes (measured by adding individual file size) 21987 distributions (I skipped perl, parrot and parrot-cfg)To git ------ 21,766 repositories 4,495,204 bytes (measured by total disk usage after git gc with no checkout) 150 gigs on github (they have to index it) 12 days (lots of starts and stops) 1 laptop (1st gen
People's minds weave stories. Stories weave people's minds.My mind is pretty tied to the Perl 6 story nowadays, and I haven't minded the Perl 5 story much. Until this week, that is. Last Sunday, I backlogged over a discussion of someone coming in from #perl asking people on #perl6 why Perl 6 claimed to be Perl when it clearly isn't. My resulting blog post basically asked the #perl people to stop t
The Perl technocrati seem to live on the three main desktop OS roughly in the order Linux, Mac, Windows. Linux is first mostly because it serves dual purpose as a server platform.But looking down from the stage at any major Perl conference you are likely to see a sea of Mac laptops, many of them owned by Perl hacker gods.And yet, Perl on the Mac seems to be nearly abandoned as a platform, or at th
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Why "Shut Up and Write Code!" is Unhelpful and Wrong The Perl community needs to discuss the DarkPAN and the present and future of the language and its ecosystem in much more productive ways than accusations, hyperbole, and strawmen. This includes the people who want to destroy the DarkPAN as well as the people who believe that its stability must be preserved.I write provocatively and deliberately
I've been doing acceptance level QA at my $job lately which means a lot of clicking around in browsers and a lot of writing Selenium tests. Really my job is to reduce the amount of manual testing which needs to be done and automate as much as possible.I was talking with Zack who said he hates Selenium. What he really meant was he hates testing at the browser level. Its so finicky to write Selenium
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Reposting the announcement by Philippe M. Chiasson (Gozer) from the mod_perl users list http://perl.apache.org/dist/ It's finally here! After quite a few release candidates, I am happy to share with you all this new mod_perl release. Enjoy!Changes since 1.30: Fix static APACI build on Mac OS X. [Gozer]Fix XSS vulnerability in Apache::Status reported by Richard J. Brain, CVE-2009-0796 [Fred Moyer]O
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Note: any errors in this post are mine, not Ben's.Many of you might think that the idea of porting Perl to the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) is silly. In fact, it's not silly, but it's difficult and what would come out of it would be different. The JVM is simply not designed for dynamic languages and its "everything is an object" assumption simply doesn't fit the multi-paradigmatic nature of Perl. Ho
use.perl.org/~Matts
There was recently some talk on p5p about getting perl up and running on the LLVM. This was following the recent excitement from the Python crowd about the Unladen Swallow project, and less so, the MacRuby Experimental Branch.So following that post I decided to see how easy/hard it was to get to the first stage - getting perl compiled and running with clang, the llvm gcc-like compiler.It wasn't to
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Anyone using DBD::SQLite and $dbh->{unicode} attribute set?It has a long standing bug where it assumes passed strings internal encoding is UTF-8 when inserting values into the database.http://svn.ali.as/cpan/trunk/DBD-SQLite/t/rt_25371_asymmetric_unicode.t is a failing test by Juerd and http://gist.github.com/90590 is my patch to fix that. This patch still passes all tests, including 12_unicode.t
use.perl.org/~acme
acme (email not shown publicly) http://www.astray.com/ Leon Brocard (aka acme) is an orange-loving Perl eurohacker with many varied contributions to the Perl community, including the GraphViz module on the CPAN. YAPC::Europe was all his fault. He is still looking for a Perl Monger group he can start which begins with the letter 'D'.
use.perl.org/~lestrrat
Last year in a sudden fit of madness, I went and started talking to a publisher in Japan, asking if I could write a book about Perl.Well, there was a brief moment of no activity, some crazy time trying to move my company to a new office, and then a stormy winter where I kept writing and writing and writing...and finally, my first book, "Introduction to Modern Perl" is coming out this next week. I
While the enlightened folks (http://www.enlightenedperl.org/) are working steadily towards their goal in the Western world, us folks in the Far East have something of our own that's being cooked up by the community.... and so here I am, pre-announcing the Japan Perl Association.We're essentially a bunch of folks that want to make sure people know Perl Is Good For Your Business. Like chromatic said
Since MATTS is busy defending the world from spam (including my inbound mail at work) he hasn't had as much time to look after DBD::SQLite as he would like.Since no other primary maintainer has shown up to take it over, I've taken it over for now and moved it into my repository at http://svn.ali.as/.Since I don't know C, but I do know how to package and test modules properly, I plan to work my thr
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acme writes "The Perl Foundation has migrated Perl 5 to the Git version control system, making it easier than ever for Perl's development team to continue to improve the language that powers many websites." Read below for the full announcement (and the instructions for getting the sources). Moving from Perforce to git provides a number of benefits to the Perl community: - With a public repository
For the last 2 years, starting with the Vertical Metre of Beer competition, I've been working to make Win32 a truly first class citizen of the Perl platform world.The goal, as I keep repeating on the Strawbery Perl website, is Complete Platform Equality. Not different, or "better", just equal and identical. When writing Perl code, your platform should ideally be irrelevant.I feel that Strawberry P
Position Position Programming Ratings Delta Nov Nov 2008 Nov 2007 Language Nov 2008 2007 1 1 Java 20.299% -0.24% 2 2 C 15.276% +1.31% 3 4 C++ 10.357% +1.61% 4 3 (Visual) Basic 9.270% -0.96% 5 5 PHP 8.940% +0.25%
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MIME::Lite is, in my opinion, the worst of the popular email object modules. It's buggy, has a lousy interface, and just does awful things. I'd go so far as to say that the number one mistake I see in new email modules is a reliance on MIME::Lite instead of Mail::Message or Email::MIME.That said, I've just released the first non-developer release of MIME::Lite in over four years! I get a nightly r
jmcada writes "The White Camel Awards for 2008 were just presented at OSCON. This year's winners are Jacinta Richardson, Tatsuhiko Miyagawa, and Gabor Szabo. The winners have all made significant contributions to the Perl community. Congratulations to the winners!" For ten years the Perl community has made it a point to recognize the many significant contributions made by the unsung heros of Perl.
Shibuya.pm will have its 9th technical meeting and the topic of the meeting is XS. No, I'm not joking and all the talks are somehow about XSUB stuff. Let me quote some talks:1. My First XS (hirose31) 2. Welcome to Perl5 Internals (Daisuke Maki) 3. Inside Ruby.pm (Goro Fuji) 4. PerlMachine (wakapon)PerlMachine is a crazy project that is a minimal linux kernel that is designed solely to run perl. He
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I don't even know where to begin...The whole experience was wonderful, amazing, and fantastic.I don't think I've ever been to a country that feels so civilized, organized, safe, and polite.Some people have asked me whether I'd go back to Japan...Well, my friends...It's not a matter of "if", it's just a matter of "when".Some big thank-you's:The organizersMiyagawa-san, you guys rock!The sandwiches a
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hanekomu (email not shown publicly) http://hanekomu.at/blog/ AOL IM: hanekomu (Add Buddy, Send Message) Go (Baduk) player and Perl hacker. During the YAPC::Asia hackathon day 2, we discovered a kanji that we could use for Moose.pm: 箆. It even looks a bit like some thing with antlers. Here is the JEDict definition:箆 [へら: HERA] spatula 箆鹿 [へらじか: HERAJIKA] (uk) moose, elkSo a moose is an animal wit
acme (email not shown publicly) http://www.astray.com/ Leon Brocard (aka acme) is an orange-loving Perl eurohacker with many varied contributions to the Perl community, including the GraphViz module on the CPAN. YAPC::Europe was all his fault. He is still looking for a Perl Monger group he can start which begins with the letter 'D'. I thought I was over my jetlag, but instead I woke up at 4am th
acme (email not shown publicly) http://www.astray.com/ Leon Brocard (aka acme) is an orange-loving Perl eurohacker with many varied contributions to the Perl community, including the GraphViz module on the CPAN. YAPC::Europe was all his fault. He is still looking for a Perl Monger group he can start which begins with the letter 'D'. Here follows quick writeups of the talks I attended. Jose Castr
Yesterday was the day before YAPC::Asia 2008 Tokyo and it was an evening of overflow talks. Which also happened to have free beer and weird snacks. It started of with the Soozy Conference. It began with a talk on scaffold, which was really about thousands of lines of XML, flex and generating server-side Java based upon HTML. Then there were a few lightning talks, about lift, a Scala web framework
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