[Kochi-pm] [Perlweekly] #151 - A slow week

Mon Jun 16 01:21:51 PDT 2014

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Hi,

after the tons of articles we have seen in the previous few weeks, this
week was a bit quiet. Nevertheless you'll find a few interesting articles
and a couple of videos.

Enjoy!

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GitTip profile of the week

  Tadzik (Tadeusz Sośnierz)
  http://bit.ly/1qjtyaA

  Tadzik is a Perl 6 developer. A couple of weeks ago we mentioned the Space
  Invaders ("http://bit.ly/SRXtZW") clone he wrote in Perl 6. It would be
  great to encourage him to further work on that game, or to build more
  games in Perl 6. BTW Yours truly interviewed ("http://bit.ly/10BhjUy")
  him about a year ago.
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Articles

  Perl 5.20 uses its own random number generator
  http://bit.ly/1qjsjrU

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  Perl 5.20 optimizes return at the end of a subroutine
  http://bit.ly/1qjsjrX

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Testing

  Sick of being mocked by unit tests
  http://bit.ly/1qjsljx

  Ovid has used to much mocking and it hurt. The bottom line: don't overdo
  it. He also embedded an excellent video, a conversation between Martin
  Fowler, Kent Beck and David Heinemeier Hansson.
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Code

  Migrating Knotes data the hard way
  http://bit.ly/1qjsljy

  When upgrading to Ubuntu 14.04 Yanick found out that KDE's Knotes has
  changed the format it was using to save notes and it could not upgrade
  the files itself. No problem. Perl with the help of Yanick could solve
  the problem. Code included.
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  When a failure is not a failure
  http://bit.ly/1qjsljB

  Now that I see it I know what I have been missing lately. Barefeet
  articles! A simple issue in Perl that can bite you too if you don't read
  the article. And if you don't have warnings on.
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Web

  Catalyst Development and Stable Releases: Current Summary
  http://bit.ly/1qjsljC

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  Instant REST API For Any Databases
  http://bit.ly/1qjsljF

  waack is a mashup of DBIx::Class::Schema::Loader, SQL::Translator, Dancer
  providing a web a RESTish web interface to any database with any schema.
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CPAN

  Automating Stratopan Releases with Perl's Dist::Zilla
  http://bit.ly/1qjslzS

  Mike Friedman introduces his new module
  Dist::Zilla::Plugin::UploadToStratopan that allows you to automatically
  upload new private releases to Stratopan, the cloud-based private CPAN.
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  Perl distributions, modules, packages explained
  http://bit.ly/1qjslzT

  David Farrell explains what kind of file are in a perl distribution.
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Personnel

  Newest French Perl Mongers board member introduces herself
  http://bit.ly/1qjslzU

  I wonder what will the French Perl Mongers say if their new board member
  will blog in English! - Go Perlgerl!
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Videos
Note, on the PerlTV site you can now show/hide the date of each video, and
  you can sort the listing of videos.

  Reactive Programming in Perl 6
  http://bit.ly/1qjslzX

  Bored by the same old programming stuff? How about taking a walk on the
  reactive programming side, in Perl 6, with Jonathan Worthington?
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  Stylesheet Compression
  http://bit.ly/1qjsjIt

  In this 17 min talk Simon Bertrang talks about CSS::Compressor and how Perl
  beat Java in speed.
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  Refactoring tools for Perl code
  http://bit.ly/1qjsjIw

  20 min talk by Dagfinn Reiersøl.
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  How to Code Like Larry Wall
  http://bit.ly/1qjsjIx

  A 6 min part of a longer interview from 2011.
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Weekly collections

  Beginning of inlining, some GSoC work materializes, DSON encoder/decoder
  http://bit.ly/1qjsjYM

  Perl 6 weekly
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  StackOverflow Perl report
  http://bit.ly/1qjslA4

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  MetaCPAN weekly report - Pod::Usage
  http://bit.ly/1qjslA6

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Perl Maven Tutorials

  The year of 19100
  http://bit.ly/1qjslA8

  This is one of the parts of the Beginner Perl Maven video cours
  ("http://bit.ly/1qjsjYO") that was made available.
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Events

  Perl-related events
  http://bit.ly/1bkDys0

  In the following cities: Orlando (FL/USA), Granada (ES), Sofia (BG), Tokyo
  (JP), Flörli Olten (CH), Salzburg (AT)
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