From gabor at szabgab.com  Sun Aug  3 23:56:47 2014
From: gabor at szabgab.com (Gabor Szabo)
Date: Mon, 04 Aug 2014 06:56:47 -0000
Subject: [Kochi-pm] [Perlweekly] #158 - Perl in one image
Message-ID: <20140804065607.8D54EC4DC@s8.hostlocal.com>

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Hi,


Last week ("http://perlweekly.com/archive/157.html") I mentioned a pay-only
article in the Linux Magazine. Since then the article was made free to
read.


Other than this, just enjoy the articles or your summer vacation.




Announcements

  
  YAPC::NA::2015 in Salt Lake City, Utah
  http://bit.ly/1olg33U
 
  The Perl Foundation has just announced the data and the location of the
  next North American Perl conference: Salt Lake City June 8-10th, 2015.
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Articles

  
  Programming Language Usage
  http://bit.ly/1xpjJan
 
  Perl is at the bottom of the chart at Silicon MilkRoundabout, a recruitment
  fair for techies.
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  Method Privacy in Perl
  http://bit.ly/1olg33V
 
  Have you ever stepped on your own toe by mistake? Perl does not enforce any
  level of privacy of methods. Toby Inkster borrowed the names of various
  levels of privacy (callable/overrideable/etc) from .NET and explains how
  they might be used in Perl.
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  Planet Moose - July 2014
  http://bit.ly/1olg33X
 
  The monthly collection of Object Oriented Perl news by Toby Inkster. The
  biggest item is the release of Mite, a Moose-like OO framework that
  compiles to a string of Perl code.
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Testing

  
  Need help with IO::Pty on *BSD/OSX
  http://bit.ly/1olg33Y
 
  While using Expect.pm I encountered an issue that appears to be related to
  bc (the command line calculator) and *BSD/OSX. Any further help would be
  appreciated.
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  Perl Testing 101: 82% of What You Need to Be a Competent Perl Tester
  http://bit.ly/1olg1cn
 
  48 min video and 8 min QA with James E. Keenan at YAPC::NA 2012
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Code

  
  pack's C0 and U0
  http://bit.ly/1olg3kd
 
  brian d foy shares way to much knowledge about the pack()/unpack() function
  pair of Perl.
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Web

  
  Plack::App::* namespace is not for apps - so which is the proper CPAN namespace ?
  http://bit.ly/1olg47M
 
  Laurent Dami is trying to navigate among the various contradicting 'CPAN
  naming principles'. How should you name your module? How should you name
  an application? Can it be uploaded to CPAN? - My take on the subject: use
  a branded top-level name and don't rely only on CPAN as distribution
  channel. Also build stand-alone packages that can be downloaded from the
  branded(!) web site of the project.
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CPAN

  
  Give your module a good SEE ALSO section
  http://bit.ly/1olg47Q
 
  To give you further ideas how to improve the documentation of your CPAN
  modules, Neil Bowers suggests to list the other modules solving similar
  tasks and explain each one of them in a sentence or two. - IMHO this
  could be an excellent opportunity for non-authors too, to contribute to
  CPAN, and the Open Source Perl ecosystem.
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  CPAN Day is 16th August
  http://bit.ly/1olg47U
 
  Neil Bowers correcting the date...
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  Get 'CPANTS clean' on CPAN Day
  http://bit.ly/1olg3kf
 
  CPANTS is the Kwalitee metric of CPAN modules. It has not been in the
  limelight recently, so the CPAN Day (on Sat, August 16) might be a good
  opportunity to look at it again.
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  What's new on CPAN July 2014
  http://bit.ly/1olg3kh
 
  
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  The 'right' name for your CPAN distribution
  http://bit.ly/1olg47W
 
  
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Fun

  
  Perl, in one image
  http://bit.ly/1olg481
 
  The image posted on <a
  href"http://www.reddit.com/r/perl/comments/2c7y5p/perl_in_one_image/">Red
  dit</a> with an unlimited amount of clever comments. Apparently first
  posted by Tudor Constantin on Twitter ("http://bit.ly/1olg3ki") (another
  batch of clever comments).
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Grants

  
  July 2014 Grant Votes
  http://bit.ly/1olg482
 
  The Start ACT - Voyager ("http://bit.ly/1olg3kn") grant request of Theo van
  Hoesel has been accepted. The unofficial details of all the grants
  ("http://bit.ly/Vz84u2") was updated too.
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  Grants Committee Looking For Volunteers
  http://bit.ly/1olg483
 
  
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  Devel::Cover grant report May and June 2014
  http://bit.ly/1olg4og
 
  
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Videos

  
  Adventures in Optimization
  http://bit.ly/1olg4oh
 
  A 54 min long presentation by David Golden on how customize Benchmark.pm
  and how to optimize a Hash that needs to be ordered. Like Hash::Ordered
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  Keynote YAPC::NA 2014
  http://bit.ly/1olg3ks
 
  This 54 min long keynote speech was given by Charlie Stross at YAPC::NA on
  the future of computing. (Full text is also available.)
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Perl 6

  
  Learn X in Y minutes, Where X=perl6
  http://bit.ly/1olg3AI
 
  Learn the basics of Perl 6 by a bunch of examples.
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  2014.30 & 2014.31: A release, upcoming Star, optimizations, v5 refactor, ...
  http://bit.ly/1olg4oo
 
  The Perl 6 weekly
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Weekly collections

  
  (cxix) metacpan weekly report - Mojolicious
  http://bit.ly/1olg4op
 
  
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  (cxliv) stackoverflow perl report
  http://bit.ly/1olg4or
 
  
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Events

  
  Perl-related events
  http://bit.ly/1bkDys0
 
  In the following cities: Sofia (Bulgaria), Tokyo (Japan), Fl?rli Olten
  (Switzerland), Hancock (NY/USA), Itapema (SC/Brasil), Salzburg (Austria),
  Barcelona (Spain), London (UK)
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