Mac: Routing Links to Chrome Profiles
with Choosy and Google Chrome Canary Assume you’re a Chrome user and have multiple Google profiles, one for your personal account and another for work account. This way you can sign in to sites like Google Apps, GitHub or Slack with the correct account. The Problem On Mac OS, Chrome profiles work under one Chrome app instance, which means when you click a link from other apps such as Mail, Twitter
Joining Fastly
I’m very excited to tell you that today is my first day at Fastly as a software engineer. As a long time Fastly user myself, I’m thrilled to be part of the fast growing CDN that powers many sites, and am pretty glad to be able to work with so many good friends from Six Apart, Cookpad as well as new and old friends from Perl and Ruby community. I continue to be in San Francisco, and the HQ is a few
Which should I use: Starman or Starlet?
A discussion came up on #plack IRC channel earlier, and we realize that there’s no good (official) documentation available to address the differences between the two popular Plack HTTP servers, Starman and Starlet. Besides the similarity in their names, they are actually similar in what they do: they do serve HTTP requests, and the process model is pre-forked (i.e. fork off a number of HTTP worker
Carmel
I shipped a few trial versions of Carmel to CPAN. Carmel is intended to be a successor of Carton, with a better internal structure and an interesting architecture change. As a starter, here’s how Carton works: use local::lib and cpanm’s -L option to install modules locally to ./local Scan meta/install.json file cpanm created under ./local and create a snapshot file for the next run, if there’s a s
ghq + peco/percol
This has been rocking my Twitter developer community for the past few days, but mostly only in Japanese — here’s an attempt #1 to fix this. tl;dr ghq allows you to organize git clones via a simple CLI and peco or percol makes cd’ing to these directories on your shell a snap. GOPATH/src for everything Go has an interesting directory structure that forces you to adopt when you write your own Go prog
miyagawa/cpan-module-bootstrap
Link: miyagawa/cpan-module-bootstrap Creates a shell script and cpanm bundle to install modules on a remote machine without cpanm installed and no network connection.Another YAPC::Asia is over, and now Carton gets the big traction. Carton solves the problem of “CPAN breaking my app”, and installing modules on a deployment host is easier and more stable then ever. Now there is one remaining piece o
Perl UTF-8 crash course
I’ve been seeing the occurrences of perl programmers not understanding perl’s very simple (and sometimes buggy but easily fixable) handling of Unicode strings. I confess I had the same misunderstanding until 6–7 years ago, and don’t want everyone to repeat the same mistake. Let’s forget what you know for 5 minutes, and take this simple course. 1. print($a, $b) and print($a . $b); Let’s forget, for
Do not ship modules with Module::Install 1.04
tl;dr: if your module is shipped with Module::Install 1.04 bundled, it will cause issues with perl 5.16 and creates bad MYMETA depending on a devel release of MakeMaker. Package the latest Module::Install and ship to CPAN? kthxbye A module bundling Module::Install 1.04 (exactly the version 1.04) has a fix from me to detect a correct version of MakeMaker you’re running. Unfortunately that fix uncov
Kindle paperwhite review
Setup screen has variety of languages in menu. No home button. Much more crisp display. Compare with Kindle Touch with Lighted case Japanese vertical mode (縦書) with KF8 MOBI is supported out of the box. Hardware Definitely lighter, especially compared with Kindle Touch + lighted case No home button. Probably gets less confusing because I always click the home button when the device is off, which d
Plack 1.0 and the future
I’m proud and excited to announce the long-awaited release of Plack 1.0 on CPAN. This is our 120th release since we started this project on October 2009 and has commits from 92 developers (counting with git log and including duplicates from different email address). Congratulations to everyone involved in the project! Why now? The previous release was 0.9991, it was obvious we were running out of
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Introducing cpanm 1.6 (by miyagawa)