Try::Tiny
bulknews.typepad.com Tatsuhiko Miyagawa's blog to discuss mostly tech and nerdy stuff. Try::Tiny rocks. Every perl programmer should start using it. Especially if you're a CPAN module author and wants to eval { } inside your module (often to check if an user of your module has some optional module installed, in which case you optimize stuff for it etc.), you're strongly suggested to use this modul
PSGI/Plack streaming is now complete
bulknews.typepad.com Tatsuhiko Miyagawa's blog to discuss mostly tech and nerdy stuff. In the last couple of (or even more :) days Yuval and I have been endlessly discussing what the asynchronous response API would look like in PSGI applications. And that was also becoming one of the most frequently asked questions on my side, since many people from AnyEvent, POE and perlbal (Danga::Socket) land a
Plack and PSGI uploaded to CPAN
bulknews.typepad.com Tatsuhiko Miyagawa's blog to discuss mostly tech and nerdy stuff. Tatsuhiko Miyagawa / Plack-0.9000 - search.cpan.org Some yak have been shaved and the last minute bikeshed of renaming things in Plack::Builder was done, and now Plack and PSGI are uploaded to CPAN! Some server backends like AnyEvent, FCGI::EV, Coro, Danga::Socket, ReverseHTTP and ServerSimple are removed from t
Devel::StackTrace::AsHTML
via www.flickr.com I combined all of the great works done by tokuhirom, kazuho, nipotan and Sartak: render Devel::StackTrace object as an HTML. As a bonus, if you render WithLexicals object it will display the lexical variables with JS toggle button. Plack middleware and plackup has now been converted to use this new StackTrace screen. Pretty slick! Available at github and CPAN shortly.
new CGI::PSGI; start_response out
bulknews.typepad.com Tatsuhiko Miyagawa's blog to discuss mostly tech and nerdy stuff. start_response = out Yesterday I asked if we should support optional start_response like Python's WSGI, and Yuval came in on this blog comment as well as #http-engine (irc.perl.org) to say No. Rather than just discussing what to do instead, we challenged him to implement the echo streaming server (that prints th
PSGI new spec draft is out: prefork getting faster and now we got decent Coro engine
PSGI new spec draft is out: prefork getting faster and now we got decent Coro engine I've merged all the feedbacks and things we noticed during the Plack implementations back to the main PSGI spec draft and updated it. It has lots of answers to the common questions and gotchas when writing a new server implementation. It also has a big list of contributors! I updated Plack::Impl::Coro to now use t
YAPC::Asia hackathon progress: PSGI/Plack
bulknews.typepad.com Tatsuhiko Miyagawa's blog to discuss mostly tech and nerdy stuff. Lots of commits: Yappo made a native PSGI engine for nginx: this is amazing CGI.pm is now patched to support PSGI. the API is a little wacky: forces you to do local *ENV (because that's the easiest without touching a lot of code in CGI.pm) and $cgi->header return value would change in PSGI mode. Let's see how ma
PSGI - Perl WSGI
bulknews.typepad.com Tatsuhiko Miyagawa's blog to discuss mostly tech and nerdy stuff. Info: if you come from Google and want to know what PSGI and Plack are: take a look at our PSGI/Plack project web page that has links to PSGI spec and FAQ, and then Plack git repo for the actual code. HTTP::Engine is the best thing that happened in the Perl web application development land lately. It's a port of
Sony, it's too late.
bulknews.typepad.com Tatsuhiko Miyagawa's blog to discuss mostly tech and nerdy stuff. via www.engadget.com Sony just unveiled the slimmer PS3 for $299, out in the early September. I might have said "Oh yeah" and buy it if it was 2 years ago. But hm, it feels just a little too late. You (and Microsoft) have proven that I can just live without any home console for FIVE years. I have other entertain
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