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
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
Carton 1.0 is released
Carton v1.0.0 is released on CPAN. Since the first announcement at YAPC::NA 2011, I’m sure it has taken more time than necessary, but after my attempt to grok Ruby’s bundler more, i refactored and rewrote most of the code, and I think it’s usable for the most of production apps. I’ve been using it on my production website that handles millions of requests, and I know a lot of businesses use carton
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
Perl QA Hackathon 2012
Over the weekend I travelled to Paris, France for the wonderful Perl QA Hackathon 2012. Paris This is my second trip to Paris — the last time was around 2007 when I stayed at echolet’s place for Act Hacking, sponsored by the YAPC::Asia funds. Paris is a great place to visit. Beautiful city, Great food, Subway stations for every 1 minute walk. The things that bugged me during this travel was the la
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
Handling SIGQUIT to gracefully shutdown Starman
Link: Handling SIGQUIT to gracefully shutdown Starman Implemented QUIT handler to gracefully shutdown Starman workers (and full graceful restart with Server::Starter) — one of the ugliest monkeypatch I’ve written in a few months. HUPのリスタート処理がlinux環境で app.psgi 以外のファイルパスを使っていた場合にうまく動いていなかったのを直したのと同時に、Server::Starter対応の部分で、デフォルトでTERMを受け取ったらgraceful shutdownしないといけないのが、そこが実装されてなかったのに気づいた。というわけで、SIGQUIT
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