Journal of miyagawa (1653) - ActiveSupport equivalent to Perl
UPDATE: The module was originally written using constant overloading, but it is a dangerous and gross hack, so I changed that to use autobox framework instead (wondering why I didn't try that at first!). I updated the post accordingly.Rails has ActiveSupport, something to add funky methods to Ruby core object, to do fancy things like 2.months.ago to get Time duration object etc.I found it pretty i
Journal of miyagawa (1653)
Today I had an interesting report from Web::Scraper user, saying that he has a script that runs really quick (less than 1 sec) on Macbook but so slow (50 secs) on AMD dual CPU machine. Here's the dprof report: Total Elapsed Time = 47.32165 Seconds User+System Time = 31.07165 Seconds Exclusive Times %Time ExclSec CumulS #Calls sec/call Csec/c Name 51.6 16.03 16.033 6922 0.0023 0.0023 XML::XPathEn
Journal of miyagawa (1653)
Shibuya Perl Mongers tech talks #8 was very successful and there were lots of fun talks like gugod's JavaScript::Writer, takesako's image hack to detect browser's img tag bugs etc.My slides are available on slideshare.net as always, along with other Shibuya.pm slides. Videos were recorded on ustream and available via shibuya.pm tag thanks to Yappo and otsune.
Journal of zzo - High Availability using Catalyst & FastCGI external serv
Zero Downtime / High Availability with Catalyst & FastCGI external servers Intro Here's the idea - you simultaneously run 2 FastCgiExternalServer's - a production one & a staging one. The staging one you muck around with to your heart's content. Start/stop/restart it - whatever - it won't effect your production environment. At some point you want to promote the staging stuff into production. And o
Journal of LTjake (4001)
URI::Template 0.08_02 should be hitting CPAN shortly. This release conforms to the latest uri-template spec released this month.I've always been interested in portable/generalized test suites. Sam Ruby mentions that he'd like to see feedparser's test suite generalized. This would be great for someone who would like to ensure their feed parser handle a variety of well-formed and ill-formed feed dat
Journal of rjbs (4671)
rjbs (email not shown publicly) http://rjbs.manxome.org/ AOL IM: RicardoJBSignes (Add Buddy, Send Message) Yahoo! ID: RicardoSignes (Add User, Send Message) I'm a Perl coder living in Bethlehem, PA and working Philadelphia. I'm a philosopher and theologan by training, but I was shocked to learn upon my graduation that these skills don't have many associated careers. Now I write code. Mastering P
Journal of Ovid (2709)
In a similar vein to this post, I once again need to see which modules are loaded. However, even with Sean Burke's excellent Module::Versions::Report, I can't tell if modules without version numbers are different, so I hacked up my Loaded.pm (first link), to generate md5 sums if no version number is present -- very common with in-house code -- but also to let me filter my version lists: package Lo
Journal of Ovid (2709)
What this does is read a config file which provides connection information for a database and the first thing it does is build a brand new test database. Internally, it instantiates a $dbh and loads a schema file, using Template Toolkit. The beginning of the file looks something like this: The load_static_data() method reads another SQL file which adds the static (non-changing) data to the databas
Journal of Ovid (2709)
ModelBusiness logic goes hereViewPresentation logic goes hereControllerApplication logic goes hereHere's a typical bit of "controller" logic: sub add_product_to_order { my ( $dbh, $p_id, $o_id ) = @_; unless ( $o_id && $o_id =~ /^\d+$/ ) { dienice("Bad order number $o_id"); } my $o_sql = 'SELECT * FROM orders WHERE id = ?'; my $p_sql = 'SELECT * FROM products WHERE id
Journal of acme (189)
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 | "Minimal Perl" book has been released
yumpy writes "I'm happy to announce that my book entitled Minimal Perl: for UNIX and Linux People has just been released from Manning. Its mission is to show readers "How to do the most with the least" while using Perl in UNIX/Linux (and related) environments. For additional details, see MinimalPerl.com and manning.com."
use Perl | Quick and Dirty Catalyst Tutorial
An anonymous coward writes "Catalyst is a framework for building web applications, based around the MVC design pattern - more simply, it provides you with lots of helpful infrastructure, and a suggestion on how to lay out your code, which enables you to rapidly build new applications and reuse other people's code. More simply still: it takes care of most of the boring parts of writing web applicat
use Perl | New CGI::Application Wiki Released
Mark Stosberg writes "The CGI::Application project is pleased to announce a new wiki for this MVC web application framework. It featured almost fifty pages of content at launch time. This comes on the heels of the 4.0 release, and a flurry of plugin activity. The new site has something from everyone, from those evaluating MVC frameworks, to experienced users looking for a power tip or a new plugin
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Journal of ikebe (2247)
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use Perl | Catalyst Project Changes
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