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
Another Case against Smart Speed / Silent Removal
Following up yesterdays’ piece about Pocket Casts’ Remove Silence feature. I did some experiments and recorded the output of original, Pocket Casts Remove Silence (1x) and Overcast’s Smart Speed (1x). The difference is dramatic. Here’s the text in Japanese: スターバックスの、パワーマットアライアンスやってるところの CEO のインタビューなんですけども and in phonetic: Starbucks no, Power Matto Aliance yatteru tokoro no CEO no interview nandesu
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
Rebuild.fm Live push notifications
Rebuild のライブ配信スケジュールはカレンダーやTwitterでお知らせしています。配信開始の時間にモバイル端末でプッシュ通知を受け取る方法をいくつか紹介します。 Twitter アプリの通知を有効にする Twitter のオフィシャルアプリ iOS / Google Play がインストールされている場合、@rebuildfm をフォローして push 通知を有効にすることができます。ライブ配信の30分前や開始時にお知らせしています。 アプリから @rebuildfm アカウントを開き、設定の「通知を有効にする」を選択すればOK。 ちなみにアカウントによっては、このオプションを有効にすると初期にフォローしたアカウントのほとんどでプッシュが有効になるバグがあるようです。アプリの設定から、Notifications > Tweets でリストが管理できます。 カレンダーを登録してアラー
YAPC::Asia 2013
Last week there was another YAPC::Asia at Keio University Hiyoshi Campus. Here’s a quick review as both recurring speaker and previous organizer of the conference myself. Venue & Organization The home of YAPC::Asia used to be at TITech, but last year it departed from there and relocated to University of Tokyo Hongo campus. While the venue was brand new and clean, there were not many places to sit
Tatsuhiko Miyagawa’s Podcast
Link: Tatsuhiko Miyagawa’s Podcast bulknews-podcast: On the episode 9 of my podcast, featuring Jesse Vincent (@obra), we discussed his recent experiments to build his own keyboard.Some of my followers on Twitter and friends on Facebook asked if there was any plan for an English episode of my podcast. So here it is, with Jesse Vincent, we talked about his recent exploration of making his own Keyboa
Freeze CPAN deps with PAUSE git
Link: Freeze CPAN deps with PAUSE git PAUSE is the backend of CPAN module upload server, and since April 2012, thanks to rjbs, for every perl module upload, it commits the index list (as well as author/permission mapping). And now it is available on github. Thanks Andreas! This makes it so easy to freeze CPAN module dependencies for your application solely based on time. First, check out the repo,
Milla, a Dist::Zilla profile that doesn’t suck (screencast)
Ok, that was a little link bait title. I’ve been a big fan of Module::Install — it automatically figures out the metadata of my module with just all_from, and does the right thing creating META files. Then it bundles itself in inc/ so that if you install from CPAN you don’t need to have Module::Install pre-installed. But not everybody likes it, especially contributors who need to install plugins b
What is cpanfile and why do I want to use it
So there seems to be a couple of blog posts and even conference talks about cpanfile. It’s great, but just to make sure everyone gets what it is and why they want to (or don’t want to) use it for their stuff, here’s some clarification from the author. tl;dr for japanese — this slide deck at Hokkaido.pm has a great intro for what cpanfile is. cpanfile is made specifically to address the two followi
stop shipping MYMETA to CPAN
You’re a new CPAN author (congratulations!) or you have an old distribution that is about to be updated for the first time in years, and you find MYMETA.yml and MYMETA.json in your working directory that git or shipit warns about. You think: What are these files? Should I package these files? tl;dr — add MYMETA.yml and MYMETA.json to .gitignore and MANIFEST.SKIP (if you have one), and do not inclu
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
Exciting Times
Here’s a quick (big) announcement: I’m parting ways with DotCloud and will join COOKPAD in February. As for DotCloud, It’s been an interesting ride for me at 180 Sansome and I will definitely miss working with them, and wish the best luck at their challenge to be the best platform as a service. My last day at DotCloud is 1/31. On February 1st, I will join COOKPAD, Inc. to work full-time as a senio
The JSON license
Link: The JSON license I was looking at the acknowledgement screen of Apple TV today and found that the JSON license is there and includes the following text: The Software shall be used for Good, not Evil.a) is this license (for JSON.org parser I assume) compatible to OSI? I guess not. b) isn’t Apple doing anything evil? Who decides what is evil anyways? Quick google search shows the same question
Tatsuhiko Miyagawa's blog
July 07, 2023 miyagawa.co Last month, Medium silently decided to kill the legacy custom domains for free tier users, and broke my blog (weblog.bulknews.net) without any notice. Since this happened during my trip to Europe, I decided to sign up for their paid plan just for one month as a temporary solution. Now that I’ve returned from my trip, I successfully imported all my articles from Medium to
Advent Calendars: Big in Japan
Link: Advent Calendars: Big in Japan Another example of what’s getting extraordinarily popular in Japan: Programming Advent Calendars. a-blog cms Advent Calendar 2011 Android Advent Calendar 2011 日本App Inventorユーザー会 Advent Calendar 2011 Backbone.js Advent Calendar 2011 bjam Advent Calendar jp 2011 Boost Advent Calender 2011 C# Advent Calendar 2011 C++11 Advent Calendar 2011 CakePHP Advent Calendar
Little Printer BERG Cloud
Link: Little Printer | BERG Cloud Little Printer lives in your home, bringing you news, puzzles and gossip from friends. Use your smartphone to set up subscriptions and Little Printer will gather them together to create a timely, beautiful mini-newspaper.毎朝今日のスケジュールやパズル、foursquareのチェックイン情報などを小さな紙に印刷するLittle Printer。 何の役に立つのかはわからないけど、アイデアとデザインだけでとりあえず買いたくなるようなガジェット。Kindle の wireless delivery （あれは本当
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