2012年4月28日星期六

[PerlChina] 你的意见对我们很重要

领先的科技公司如微软、IBM、惠普等正在寻求您的意见。通过参加我们的问卷调查来对他们的运营产生影响吧。
http://j.mp/chinaOP

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2012年4月27日星期五

[PerlChina] 需求web前端工程师1名，有意者私信

详情参见http://search.51job.com/job/50569928,c.html

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[PerlChina] Re: [perlchina] 社区建设报名贴

希望我也能一边学习一变贡献。

github id: mengzyou

谢谢！

在 2012年4月17日星期二UTC+8下午2时57分56秒，Achillles Xu写道：
哈喽，大家：

前面那个帖子本来是想吸引志愿者的，没想到变成了该不该做和怎么做的讨论。

这个帖子是正式的报名贴，愿意参与贡献的朋友请加入 QQ 群，并把你的 github ID 发给我。



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2012年4月25日星期三

Re: [PerlChina] Re: 社区建设报名贴

已加为协作者。

在 2012年4月24日 下午10:24，lsyx <abbypan@gmail.com>写道：
github : abbypan

On 4月17日, 下午2时57分, Achilles Xu <formali...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 哈喽，大家：
>
> 前面那个帖子本来是想吸引志愿者的，没想到变成了该不该做和怎么做的讨论。
>
> 这个帖子是正式的报名贴，愿意参与贡献的朋友请加入 QQ 群，并把你的 github ID 发给我。
>
> 参与说明：https://github.com/formalin14/Transformer/blob/master/README_perlchin...
>
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Re: [PerlChina] 请教一个逻辑处理问题

非常感谢，原来看到了才知道这么简单，而自己怎么都想不出来，受教了。

在 2012年4月25日 上午11:53，Robin Lee <robinlee.sysu@gmail.com>写道：
my %line_count;
while (<>) {
    $line_count{$_}++;
}

while (my ($line, $count) = each %line_count) {
    print "$count: $line" if $count > 1;

}

On Wed, Apr 25, 2012 at 11:51 AM, 李 �(Zhen Li) <li.zhen@dena.jp> wrote:
用perl处理，
举个例子，
你可以准备一个hash，带2个key，
一个key (line)记录每一行的内容，一个key (count)记录该行出现的次数。

然后，把文件每一行，记录到hash里面，
记录的时侯，如果行的内容重复，则该行的次数＋＋。

这样，当文件全部带入到hash之后，
你只需要打印出key（count）大于1的key（line）的value即可。
如何？

2012/4/25 Gary Jsz <gary.jsz@gmail.com>
我想使用perl的逻辑来处理，比如先读取文件的第一行，然后和后面几行比较，如果有相同，打印，如果没有相同的，那么读取第二行，再与后面的几行比较，以此类推，直到最后。

但是，这个逻辑我不会做。

在 2012年4月25日 上午10:52，Simon Xu <happyslowly@gmail.com>写道：

sort file | uniq -cd

2012/4/25 Gary Jsz <gary.jsz@gmail.com>
大家好！

  我有一个文本，内容如下：
china  abc  unix  https://www.linuxsir.org
AcceptEnv LANG LC_CTYPE LC_NUMERIC LC_TIME LC_COLLATE LC_MONETARY LC_MESSAGES 
AcceptEnv LC_PAPER LC_NAME LC_ADDRESS LC_TELEPHONE LC_MEASUREMENT 
AcceptEnv LC_IDENTIFICATION LC_ALL

# Example of overriding settings on a per-user basis
#Match User anoncvs
#       X11Forwarding no
#       AllowTcpForwarding no
#       ForceCommand cvs server
AcceptEnv LC_IDENTIFICATION LC_ALL
china  abc  unix  https://www.linuxsir.org

我想查找这个文本的内容是否有重复行，如果有，就打印出来，并标注有几条重复的。

这个应该如何来做？

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2012年4月24日星期二

Re: [PerlChina] 请教一个逻辑处理问题

my %line_count;
while (<>) {
    $line_count{$_}++;
}

while (my ($line, $count) = each %line_count) {
    print "$count: $line" if $count > 1;
}

On Wed, Apr 25, 2012 at 11:51 AM, 李 �(Zhen Li) <li.zhen@dena.jp> wrote:
用perl处理，
举个例子，
你可以准备一个hash，带2个key，
一个key (line)记录每一行的内容，一个key (count)记录该行出现的次数。

然后，把文件每一行，记录到hash里面，
记录的时侯，如果行的内容重复，则该行的次数＋＋。

这样，当文件全部带入到hash之后，
你只需要打印出key（count）大于1的key（line）的value即可。
如何？

2012/4/25 Gary Jsz <gary.jsz@gmail.com>
我想使用perl的逻辑来处理，比如先读取文件的第一行，然后和后面几行比较，如果有相同，打印，如果没有相同的，那么读取第二行，再与后面的几行比较，以此类推，直到最后。

但是，这个逻辑我不会做。

在 2012年4月25日 上午10:52，Simon Xu <happyslowly@gmail.com>写道：

sort file | uniq -cd

2012/4/25 Gary Jsz <gary.jsz@gmail.com>
大家好！

  我有一个文本，内容如下：
china  abc  unix  https://www.linuxsir.org
AcceptEnv LANG LC_CTYPE LC_NUMERIC LC_TIME LC_COLLATE LC_MONETARY LC_MESSAGES 
AcceptEnv LC_PAPER LC_NAME LC_ADDRESS LC_TELEPHONE LC_MEASUREMENT 
AcceptEnv LC_IDENTIFICATION LC_ALL

# Example of overriding settings on a per-user basis
#Match User anoncvs
#       X11Forwarding no
#       AllowTcpForwarding no
#       ForceCommand cvs server
AcceptEnv LC_IDENTIFICATION LC_ALL
china  abc  unix  https://www.linuxsir.org

我想查找这个文本的内容是否有重复行，如果有，就打印出来，并标注有几条重复的。

这个应该如何来做？

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Re: [PerlChina] 请教一个逻辑处理问题

用perl处理，
举个例子，
你可以准备一个hash，带2个key，
一个key (line)记录每一行的内容，一个key (count)记录该行出现的次数。

然后，把文件每一行，记录到hash里面，
记录的时侯，如果行的内容重复，则该行的次数＋＋。

这样，当文件全部带入到hash之后，
你只需要打印出key（count）大于1的key（line）的value即可。
如何？

2012/4/25 Gary Jsz <gary.jsz@gmail.com>
我想使用perl的逻辑来处理，比如先读取文件的第一行，然后和后面几行比较，如果有相同，打印，如果没有相同的，那么读取第二行，再与后面的几行比较，以此类推，直到最后。

但是，这个逻辑我不会做。

在 2012年4月25日 上午10:52，Simon Xu <happyslowly@gmail.com>写道：

sort file | uniq -cd

2012/4/25 Gary Jsz <gary.jsz@gmail.com>
大家好！

  我有一个文本，内容如下：
china  abc  unix  https://www.linuxsir.org
AcceptEnv LANG LC_CTYPE LC_NUMERIC LC_TIME LC_COLLATE LC_MONETARY LC_MESSAGES 
AcceptEnv LC_PAPER LC_NAME LC_ADDRESS LC_TELEPHONE LC_MEASUREMENT 
AcceptEnv LC_IDENTIFICATION LC_ALL

# Example of overriding settings on a per-user basis
#Match User anoncvs
#       X11Forwarding no
#       AllowTcpForwarding no
#       ForceCommand cvs server
AcceptEnv LC_IDENTIFICATION LC_ALL
china  abc  unix  https://www.linuxsir.org

我想查找这个文本的内容是否有重复行，如果有，就打印出来，并标注有几条重复的。

这个应该如何来做？

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Re: [PerlChina] 请教一个逻辑处理问题

我想使用perl的逻辑来处理，比如先读取文件的第一行，然后和后面几行比较，如果有相同，打印，如果没有相同的，那么读取第二行，再与后面的几行比较，以此类推，直到最后。

但是，这个逻辑我不会做。

在 2012年4月25日 上午10:52，Simon Xu <happyslowly@gmail.com>写道：
sort file | uniq -cd

2012/4/25 Gary Jsz <gary.jsz@gmail.com>
大家好！

  我有一个文本，内容如下：
china  abc  unix  https://www.linuxsir.org
AcceptEnv LANG LC_CTYPE LC_NUMERIC LC_TIME LC_COLLATE LC_MONETARY LC_MESSAGES 
AcceptEnv LC_PAPER LC_NAME LC_ADDRESS LC_TELEPHONE LC_MEASUREMENT 
AcceptEnv LC_IDENTIFICATION LC_ALL

# Example of overriding settings on a per-user basis
#Match User anoncvs
#       X11Forwarding no
#       AllowTcpForwarding no
#       ForceCommand cvs server
AcceptEnv LC_IDENTIFICATION LC_ALL
china  abc  unix  https://www.linuxsir.org

我想查找这个文本的内容是否有重复行，如果有，就打印出来，并标注有几条重复的。

这个应该如何来做？

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Re: [PerlChina] 请教一个逻辑处理问题

sort file | uniq -cd

2012/4/25 Gary Jsz <gary.jsz@gmail.com>
大家好！

  我有一个文本，内容如下：
china  abc  unix  https://www.linuxsir.org
AcceptEnv LANG LC_CTYPE LC_NUMERIC LC_TIME LC_COLLATE LC_MONETARY LC_MESSAGES 
AcceptEnv LC_PAPER LC_NAME LC_ADDRESS LC_TELEPHONE LC_MEASUREMENT 
AcceptEnv LC_IDENTIFICATION LC_ALL

# Example of overriding settings on a per-user basis
#Match User anoncvs
#       X11Forwarding no
#       AllowTcpForwarding no
#       ForceCommand cvs server
AcceptEnv LC_IDENTIFICATION LC_ALL
china  abc  unix  https://www.linuxsir.org

我想查找这个文本的内容是否有重复行，如果有，就打印出来，并标注有几条重复的。

这个应该如何来做？

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[PerlChina] 请教一个逻辑处理问题

大家好！

  我有一个文本，内容如下：
china  abc  unix  https://www.linuxsir.org
AcceptEnv LANG LC_CTYPE LC_NUMERIC LC_TIME LC_COLLATE LC_MONETARY LC_MESSAGES 
AcceptEnv LC_PAPER LC_NAME LC_ADDRESS LC_TELEPHONE LC_MEASUREMENT 
AcceptEnv LC_IDENTIFICATION LC_ALL

# Example of overriding settings on a per-user basis
#Match User anoncvs
#       X11Forwarding no
#       AllowTcpForwarding no
#       ForceCommand cvs server
AcceptEnv LC_IDENTIFICATION LC_ALL
china  abc  unix  https://www.linuxsir.org

我想查找这个文本的内容是否有重复行，如果有，就打印出来，并标注有几条重复的。

这个应该如何来做？

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[PerlChina] Re: 社区建设报名贴

github : abbypan

On 4月17日, 下午2时57分, Achilles Xu <formali...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 哈喽，大家：
>
> 前面那个帖子本来是想吸引志愿者的，没想到变成了该不该做和怎么做的讨论。
>
> 这个帖子是正式的报名贴，愿意参与贡献的朋友请加入 QQ 群，并把你的 github ID 发给我。
>
> 参与说明：https://github.com/formalin14/Transformer/blob/master/README_perlchin...
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2012年4月23日星期一

Re: [PerlChina] Fwd: [Perlweekly] #39 - A Moose in New York and Camelia in Oslo

哦

在 2012年4月24日 上午8:51，chenlin rao <rao.chenlin@gmail.com>写道：
不是官方的那个~

在 2012年4月23日 下午11:58，Achilles Xu <formalin14@gmail.com>写道：

nginx perl 的异步 api 终于出来了吗？

在 2012年4月23日 下午5:06，Fayland Lam <fayland@gmail.com>写道：



---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Gabor Szabo <gabor@szabgab.com>
Date: Mon, Apr 23, 2012 at 4:50 PM
Subject: [Perlweekly] #39 - A Moose in New York and Camelia in Oslo
To: perlweekly@perlweekly.com


Perl Weekly

Issue #39 - April 23, 2012

You can read the newsletter on the web, if you prefer.

Welcome to all the new members!

The Perl Weekly was mentioned in Hacker Newsletter of Kale Davis. I'd like to take the opportunity and recommend his weekly collection of items from Hacker news. I saw quite a few interesting articles mentioned there!

On other news, I finally bought my flight ticket to Kiev. I was invited to the Perl Mova Workshop in Kiev, along with Tatsuhiko Miyagawa and Florian Ragwitz. Very flattering. This is going to be my first time in Ukraine and I am planning to be touristy on the days before the workshop. If the locals are interested, we might even have a mini hackathon.

And now to the news...

Headlines

Poet: a web framework for Mason
Though I've never used Mason or any of the modules Jonathan Swartz wrote, every time he announces something it seems to me something really serious and well thought out. Maybe because in his post Jonathan also mentions Hearst Digital Media, that has been using the earlier versions of this framework for 6 years now. Maybe for some other reason. In any case, I'd recommend checking out his announcement.

Big Announcements on PrePAN
It is now out in the open and Kentaro passed the ownership to Kyoto.pm. If you don't know it yet, PrePAN helps people discuss their plans for creating modules for CPAN. It certainly looks nice! The source code is on Github.

SCK - 2.5 is Out !
A URL shortener system in Perl Dancer written by geistteufel. The source code is on Github.

Announcements

Update on Perl / Moose Meetup, celebrity attendees
The meeting is on 23 April, that's today for the readers of the newsletter. If you are in New York, check out the event organized by John Napiorkowski at Shutterstock.

nginx-perl: the state of things
Nginx::Perl, maintained by Alexandr Gomoliako, provides full-featured perl support for nginx via a Perl API. This version provides an asynchronous API.

New Citrus Perl keeping ahead of the $->MainLoop
Mark Dootson has release version 14 of Citrus Perl and then quickly followed it with version 14a fixing an issue with the release. The objective of the Citrus Perl distribution is to make it very easy to re-package applications written in WxPerl on any of the 3 major platforms.

Articles

Wherein I realize the bliss of writing init scripts with Daemon::Control
Mike Doherty shows how to write an init script for PHP-FCGI. He shows the resulting script - which is basically a configuration file - and then explains some of the parameters.

HTML::TableExtract is beautiful
In this post, Sinan Unur gives a beautiful example how Perl can help with unemployment. Or at least how you can use the HTML::TableExtract module to, well, extract tables from an HTML page. Also, I think posting beautiful examples of Perl solutions to actual problem is much better than complaining about bad examples.

SSL security in HTTP::Tiny
Mike Doherty is asking a dangerous question. Why is there no SSL support in core perl? Till that happens he offers an explanation on how to use SSL with HTTP::Tiny and how to even validate the SSL certificate.

One Unit of Stepping Up
Joel Berger tells us the story of how he contacted Chris Maloney, the author of Physics::Unit who has not touched his module for 8 years. What would you say if someone contacted you about such ancient history?

Dependencies, Minimizers, and Regressing to JavaScript
Last week there was a little drama over a bug Ovid found in a YAML code written by Ingy. Now chromatic takes his sharp keyboard and tells us his opinion about writing software for people who cannot install software...

A success story for Config::Model
Dominique Dumont, the author of Config::Model shares an e-mail he got telling the story of 'a script that was never intended to be used for more than a few month. But as things go, we were still using it after a few years.' - oh how familiar is that? It needed a way to configure it.

How Perl Documentation Could Look Like
lichtkind (aka. herbert breunung) is reporting on his progress with his TPF grant and advocating his idea to use pandoc for documentation.

Discussion

A Data::Dumper/eval + utf8 bug - or Latin1 strikes again
Zbigniew Lukasiak seemingly found a bug with unicode characters, but then Sebastian Willert showed a solution.

Testing

A late Perl QA Hackathon 2012 post scriptum
Renormalist (Steffen Schwigon) was also in Paris working on some really boring stuff (his words). But wait, his benchmarks show that perl got 20% slower somewhere between 5.8 and 5.10 and stayed that way. Except, that it seems the latest changes in 5.15 got the speed back.

Code

Still alive, Inline::Lua?
Rob Hoeltz is looking for Tassilo von Parseval as he would like to take over the maintenance of Inline::Lua. Does anyone have direct contact with him?

git-age-report
Dave Rolsky provides a nice solution in Perl to find the files in a git repository, that have not been changed for a long time. But then it got golfed to some really short solution using find and xargs. Of course the latter won't work on Windows.

SnipMate Cheatsheets Generator
Do you remember the Template::Caribou project of Yanick Champoux? Now he is using that module and explains in detail how to create the templates that will generate the cheat sheets.

Just read my mind and take me where I want to go!
Dominic Humphries writes a wrapper for ssh so he won't need to type in both the name of the server and the directory on the remote server where he wants to cd to.

Fun

YAPC::NA 2012 is going to be great. Nope, not because of all the...
I have not posted many of the daily blogs by JT Smith but this one is really cool. BTW I think almost all the tickets of YAPC::NA are already sold. So if you'd like to attend, hurry up.

DC-Baltimore Perl Workshop 2012
Thomas Klausner from Vienna.pm visited the US and attended his first ever Perl Workshop in the US. Read his fun report and check out his pictures.

Slides

Garu's presentation on Game Development with SDL and Perl

Videos

It's about unicorns
Sebastian Riedel posted the video created by Glen Hinkle praising Mojolicious. It's a funny video and it is only 1:08 min long.

Perl 6

Participants of the Perl 6 Hackathon in Oslo have already written four reports. Pick your favorite author here:

Hackathoning in Oslo
by Jonathan Worthington

Oslo.pm Patterns Hackathon pictures
by Jan Ingvoldstad

Perl 6 Hackathon in Oslo: Report From The First Day
by Moritz Lenz

Oslo Perl 6 Patterns Hackathon, Days 1-2
by Patrick Michaud

Editors

1.0.1 released
Perlipse is a Perl editor based on Eclipse written by Jae Gangemi. I have not tried it but I am happy to see more tools for Perl developers.

Other

My favorite editor is Vim
Sinan Unur explains why Vim is his favourite editor, even though he hardly knows it and how a $20 investment helped him reduce his time wasting by 30%. I like how he puts real numbers to his 'cost' and 'profit'.

Events

Perl Mova Workshop in Kiev
May 12-13, 2012, Kiev, Ukraine

Nordic Perl workshop
June 4-5, 2012, Stockholm, Sweden

YAPC::NA
June 13-15, 2012, Madison, Wisconsin, USA

French Perl workshop
June 29-30, 2012, Strasbourg

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Re: [PerlChina] Fwd: [Perlweekly] #39 - A Moose in New York and Camelia in Oslo

不是官方的那个~

在 2012年4月23日 下午11:58，Achilles Xu <formalin14@gmail.com>写道：
nginx perl 的异步 api 终于出来了吗？

在 2012年4月23日 下午5:06，Fayland Lam <fayland@gmail.com>写道：



---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Gabor Szabo <gabor@szabgab.com>
Date: Mon, Apr 23, 2012 at 4:50 PM
Subject: [Perlweekly] #39 - A Moose in New York and Camelia in Oslo
To: perlweekly@perlweekly.com


Perl Weekly

Issue #39 - April 23, 2012

You can read the newsletter on the web, if you prefer.

Welcome to all the new members!

The Perl Weekly was mentioned in Hacker Newsletter of Kale Davis. I'd like to take the opportunity and recommend his weekly collection of items from Hacker news. I saw quite a few interesting articles mentioned there!

On other news, I finally bought my flight ticket to Kiev. I was invited to the Perl Mova Workshop in Kiev, along with Tatsuhiko Miyagawa and Florian Ragwitz. Very flattering. This is going to be my first time in Ukraine and I am planning to be touristy on the days before the workshop. If the locals are interested, we might even have a mini hackathon.

And now to the news...

Headlines

Poet: a web framework for Mason
Though I've never used Mason or any of the modules Jonathan Swartz wrote, every time he announces something it seems to me something really serious and well thought out. Maybe because in his post Jonathan also mentions Hearst Digital Media, that has been using the earlier versions of this framework for 6 years now. Maybe for some other reason. In any case, I'd recommend checking out his announcement.

Big Announcements on PrePAN
It is now out in the open and Kentaro passed the ownership to Kyoto.pm. If you don't know it yet, PrePAN helps people discuss their plans for creating modules for CPAN. It certainly looks nice! The source code is on Github.

SCK - 2.5 is Out !
A URL shortener system in Perl Dancer written by geistteufel. The source code is on Github.

Announcements

Update on Perl / Moose Meetup, celebrity attendees
The meeting is on 23 April, that's today for the readers of the newsletter. If you are in New York, check out the event organized by John Napiorkowski at Shutterstock.

nginx-perl: the state of things
Nginx::Perl, maintained by Alexandr Gomoliako, provides full-featured perl support for nginx via a Perl API. This version provides an asynchronous API.

New Citrus Perl keeping ahead of the $->MainLoop
Mark Dootson has release version 14 of Citrus Perl and then quickly followed it with version 14a fixing an issue with the release. The objective of the Citrus Perl distribution is to make it very easy to re-package applications written in WxPerl on any of the 3 major platforms.

Articles

Wherein I realize the bliss of writing init scripts with Daemon::Control
Mike Doherty shows how to write an init script for PHP-FCGI. He shows the resulting script - which is basically a configuration file - and then explains some of the parameters.

HTML::TableExtract is beautiful
In this post, Sinan Unur gives a beautiful example how Perl can help with unemployment. Or at least how you can use the HTML::TableExtract module to, well, extract tables from an HTML page. Also, I think posting beautiful examples of Perl solutions to actual problem is much better than complaining about bad examples.

SSL security in HTTP::Tiny
Mike Doherty is asking a dangerous question. Why is there no SSL support in core perl? Till that happens he offers an explanation on how to use SSL with HTTP::Tiny and how to even validate the SSL certificate.

One Unit of Stepping Up
Joel Berger tells us the story of how he contacted Chris Maloney, the author of Physics::Unit who has not touched his module for 8 years. What would you say if someone contacted you about such ancient history?

Dependencies, Minimizers, and Regressing to JavaScript
Last week there was a little drama over a bug Ovid found in a YAML code written by Ingy. Now chromatic takes his sharp keyboard and tells us his opinion about writing software for people who cannot install software...

A success story for Config::Model
Dominique Dumont, the author of Config::Model shares an e-mail he got telling the story of 'a script that was never intended to be used for more than a few month. But as things go, we were still using it after a few years.' - oh how familiar is that? It needed a way to configure it.

How Perl Documentation Could Look Like
lichtkind (aka. herbert breunung) is reporting on his progress with his TPF grant and advocating his idea to use pandoc for documentation.

Discussion

A Data::Dumper/eval + utf8 bug - or Latin1 strikes again
Zbigniew Lukasiak seemingly found a bug with unicode characters, but then Sebastian Willert showed a solution.

Testing

A late Perl QA Hackathon 2012 post scriptum
Renormalist (Steffen Schwigon) was also in Paris working on some really boring stuff (his words). But wait, his benchmarks show that perl got 20% slower somewhere between 5.8 and 5.10 and stayed that way. Except, that it seems the latest changes in 5.15 got the speed back.

Code

Still alive, Inline::Lua?
Rob Hoeltz is looking for Tassilo von Parseval as he would like to take over the maintenance of Inline::Lua. Does anyone have direct contact with him?

git-age-report
Dave Rolsky provides a nice solution in Perl to find the files in a git repository, that have not been changed for a long time. But then it got golfed to some really short solution using find and xargs. Of course the latter won't work on Windows.

SnipMate Cheatsheets Generator
Do you remember the Template::Caribou project of Yanick Champoux? Now he is using that module and explains in detail how to create the templates that will generate the cheat sheets.

Just read my mind and take me where I want to go!
Dominic Humphries writes a wrapper for ssh so he won't need to type in both the name of the server and the directory on the remote server where he wants to cd to.

Fun

YAPC::NA 2012 is going to be great. Nope, not because of all the...
I have not posted many of the daily blogs by JT Smith but this one is really cool. BTW I think almost all the tickets of YAPC::NA are already sold. So if you'd like to attend, hurry up.

DC-Baltimore Perl Workshop 2012
Thomas Klausner from Vienna.pm visited the US and attended his first ever Perl Workshop in the US. Read his fun report and check out his pictures.

Slides

Garu's presentation on Game Development with SDL and Perl

Videos

It's about unicorns
Sebastian Riedel posted the video created by Glen Hinkle praising Mojolicious. It's a funny video and it is only 1:08 min long.

Perl 6

Participants of the Perl 6 Hackathon in Oslo have already written four reports. Pick your favorite author here:

Hackathoning in Oslo
by Jonathan Worthington

Oslo.pm Patterns Hackathon pictures
by Jan Ingvoldstad

Perl 6 Hackathon in Oslo: Report From The First Day
by Moritz Lenz

Oslo Perl 6 Patterns Hackathon, Days 1-2
by Patrick Michaud

Editors

1.0.1 released
Perlipse is a Perl editor based on Eclipse written by Jae Gangemi. I have not tried it but I am happy to see more tools for Perl developers.

Other

My favorite editor is Vim
Sinan Unur explains why Vim is his favourite editor, even though he hardly knows it and how a $20 investment helped him reduce his time wasting by 30%. I like how he puts real numbers to his 'cost' and 'profit'.

Events

Perl Mova Workshop in Kiev
May 12-13, 2012, Kiev, Ukraine

Nordic Perl workshop
June 4-5, 2012, Stockholm, Sweden

YAPC::NA
June 13-15, 2012, Madison, Wisconsin, USA

French Perl workshop
June 29-30, 2012, Strasbourg

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Re: [PerlChina] Fwd: [Perlweekly] #39 - A Moose in New York and Camelia in Oslo

nginx perl 的异步 api 终于出来了吗？

在 2012年4月23日 下午5:06，Fayland Lam <fayland@gmail.com>写道：


---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Gabor Szabo <gabor@szabgab.com>
Date: Mon, Apr 23, 2012 at 4:50 PM
Subject: [Perlweekly] #39 - A Moose in New York and Camelia in Oslo
To: perlweekly@perlweekly.com


Perl Weekly

Issue #39 - April 23, 2012

You can read the newsletter on the web, if you prefer.

Welcome to all the new members!

The Perl Weekly was mentioned in Hacker Newsletter of Kale Davis. I'd like to take the opportunity and recommend his weekly collection of items from Hacker news. I saw quite a few interesting articles mentioned there!

On other news, I finally bought my flight ticket to Kiev. I was invited to the Perl Mova Workshop in Kiev, along with Tatsuhiko Miyagawa and Florian Ragwitz. Very flattering. This is going to be my first time in Ukraine and I am planning to be touristy on the days before the workshop. If the locals are interested, we might even have a mini hackathon.

And now to the news...

Headlines

Poet: a web framework for Mason
Though I've never used Mason or any of the modules Jonathan Swartz wrote, every time he announces something it seems to me something really serious and well thought out. Maybe because in his post Jonathan also mentions Hearst Digital Media, that has been using the earlier versions of this framework for 6 years now. Maybe for some other reason. In any case, I'd recommend checking out his announcement.

Big Announcements on PrePAN
It is now out in the open and Kentaro passed the ownership to Kyoto.pm. If you don't know it yet, PrePAN helps people discuss their plans for creating modules for CPAN. It certainly looks nice! The source code is on Github.

SCK - 2.5 is Out !
A URL shortener system in Perl Dancer written by geistteufel. The source code is on Github.

Announcements

Update on Perl / Moose Meetup, celebrity attendees
The meeting is on 23 April, that's today for the readers of the newsletter. If you are in New York, check out the event organized by John Napiorkowski at Shutterstock.

nginx-perl: the state of things
Nginx::Perl, maintained by Alexandr Gomoliako, provides full-featured perl support for nginx via a Perl API. This version provides an asynchronous API.

New Citrus Perl keeping ahead of the $->MainLoop
Mark Dootson has release version 14 of Citrus Perl and then quickly followed it with version 14a fixing an issue with the release. The objective of the Citrus Perl distribution is to make it very easy to re-package applications written in WxPerl on any of the 3 major platforms.

Articles

Wherein I realize the bliss of writing init scripts with Daemon::Control
Mike Doherty shows how to write an init script for PHP-FCGI. He shows the resulting script - which is basically a configuration file - and then explains some of the parameters.

HTML::TableExtract is beautiful
In this post, Sinan Unur gives a beautiful example how Perl can help with unemployment. Or at least how you can use the HTML::TableExtract module to, well, extract tables from an HTML page. Also, I think posting beautiful examples of Perl solutions to actual problem is much better than complaining about bad examples.

SSL security in HTTP::Tiny
Mike Doherty is asking a dangerous question. Why is there no SSL support in core perl? Till that happens he offers an explanation on how to use SSL with HTTP::Tiny and how to even validate the SSL certificate.

One Unit of Stepping Up
Joel Berger tells us the story of how he contacted Chris Maloney, the author of Physics::Unit who has not touched his module for 8 years. What would you say if someone contacted you about such ancient history?

Dependencies, Minimizers, and Regressing to JavaScript
Last week there was a little drama over a bug Ovid found in a YAML code written by Ingy. Now chromatic takes his sharp keyboard and tells us his opinion about writing software for people who cannot install software...

A success story for Config::Model
Dominique Dumont, the author of Config::Model shares an e-mail he got telling the story of 'a script that was never intended to be used for more than a few month. But as things go, we were still using it after a few years.' - oh how familiar is that? It needed a way to configure it.

How Perl Documentation Could Look Like
lichtkind (aka. herbert breunung) is reporting on his progress with his TPF grant and advocating his idea to use pandoc for documentation.

Discussion

A Data::Dumper/eval + utf8 bug - or Latin1 strikes again
Zbigniew Lukasiak seemingly found a bug with unicode characters, but then Sebastian Willert showed a solution.

Testing

A late Perl QA Hackathon 2012 post scriptum
Renormalist (Steffen Schwigon) was also in Paris working on some really boring stuff (his words). But wait, his benchmarks show that perl got 20% slower somewhere between 5.8 and 5.10 and stayed that way. Except, that it seems the latest changes in 5.15 got the speed back.

Code

Still alive, Inline::Lua?
Rob Hoeltz is looking for Tassilo von Parseval as he would like to take over the maintenance of Inline::Lua. Does anyone have direct contact with him?

git-age-report
Dave Rolsky provides a nice solution in Perl to find the files in a git repository, that have not been changed for a long time. But then it got golfed to some really short solution using find and xargs. Of course the latter won't work on Windows.

SnipMate Cheatsheets Generator
Do you remember the Template::Caribou project of Yanick Champoux? Now he is using that module and explains in detail how to create the templates that will generate the cheat sheets.

Just read my mind and take me where I want to go!
Dominic Humphries writes a wrapper for ssh so he won't need to type in both the name of the server and the directory on the remote server where he wants to cd to.

Fun

YAPC::NA 2012 is going to be great. Nope, not because of all the...
I have not posted many of the daily blogs by JT Smith but this one is really cool. BTW I think almost all the tickets of YAPC::NA are already sold. So if you'd like to attend, hurry up.

DC-Baltimore Perl Workshop 2012
Thomas Klausner from Vienna.pm visited the US and attended his first ever Perl Workshop in the US. Read his fun report and check out his pictures.

Slides

Garu's presentation on Game Development with SDL and Perl

Videos

It's about unicorns
Sebastian Riedel posted the video created by Glen Hinkle praising Mojolicious. It's a funny video and it is only 1:08 min long.

Perl 6

Participants of the Perl 6 Hackathon in Oslo have already written four reports. Pick your favorite author here:

Hackathoning in Oslo
by Jonathan Worthington

Oslo.pm Patterns Hackathon pictures
by Jan Ingvoldstad

Perl 6 Hackathon in Oslo: Report From The First Day
by Moritz Lenz

Oslo Perl 6 Patterns Hackathon, Days 1-2
by Patrick Michaud

Editors

1.0.1 released
Perlipse is a Perl editor based on Eclipse written by Jae Gangemi. I have not tried it but I am happy to see more tools for Perl developers.

Other

My favorite editor is Vim
Sinan Unur explains why Vim is his favourite editor, even though he hardly knows it and how a $20 investment helped him reduce his time wasting by 30%. I like how he puts real numbers to his 'cost' and 'profit'.

Events

Perl Mova Workshop in Kiev
May 12-13, 2012, Kiev, Ukraine

Nordic Perl workshop
June 4-5, 2012, Stockholm, Sweden

YAPC::NA
June 13-15, 2012, Madison, Wisconsin, USA

French Perl workshop
June 29-30, 2012, Strasbourg

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From: Gabor Szabo <gabor@szabgab.com>
Date: Mon, Apr 23, 2012 at 4:50 PM
Subject: [Perlweekly] #39 - A Moose in New York and Camelia in Oslo
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Perl Weekly

Issue #39 - April 23, 2012

You can read the newsletter on the web, if you prefer.

Welcome to all the new members!

The Perl Weekly was mentioned in Hacker Newsletter of Kale Davis. I'd like to take the opportunity and recommend his weekly collection of items from Hacker news. I saw quite a few interesting articles mentioned there!

On other news, I finally bought my flight ticket to Kiev. I was invited to the Perl Mova Workshop in Kiev, along with Tatsuhiko Miyagawa and Florian Ragwitz. Very flattering. This is going to be my first time in Ukraine and I am planning to be touristy on the days before the workshop. If the locals are interested, we might even have a mini hackathon.

And now to the news...

Headlines

Poet: a web framework for Mason
Though I've never used Mason or any of the modules Jonathan Swartz wrote, every time he announces something it seems to me something really serious and well thought out. Maybe because in his post Jonathan also mentions Hearst Digital Media, that has been using the earlier versions of this framework for 6 years now. Maybe for some other reason. In any case, I'd recommend checking out his announcement.

Big Announcements on PrePAN
It is now out in the open and Kentaro passed the ownership to Kyoto.pm. If you don't know it yet, PrePAN helps people discuss their plans for creating modules for CPAN. It certainly looks nice! The source code is on Github.

SCK - 2.5 is Out !
A URL shortener system in Perl Dancer written by geistteufel. The source code is on Github.

Announcements

Update on Perl / Moose Meetup, celebrity attendees
The meeting is on 23 April, that's today for the readers of the newsletter. If you are in New York, check out the event organized by John Napiorkowski at Shutterstock.

nginx-perl: the state of things
Nginx::Perl, maintained by Alexandr Gomoliako, provides full-featured perl support for nginx via a Perl API. This version provides an asynchronous API.

New Citrus Perl keeping ahead of the $->MainLoop
Mark Dootson has release version 14 of Citrus Perl and then quickly followed it with version 14a fixing an issue with the release. The objective of the Citrus Perl distribution is to make it very easy to re-package applications written in WxPerl on any of the 3 major platforms.

Articles

Wherein I realize the bliss of writing init scripts with Daemon::Control
Mike Doherty shows how to write an init script for PHP-FCGI. He shows the resulting script - which is basically a configuration file - and then explains some of the parameters.

HTML::TableExtract is beautiful
In this post, Sinan Unur gives a beautiful example how Perl can help with unemployment. Or at least how you can use the HTML::TableExtract module to, well, extract tables from an HTML page. Also, I think posting beautiful examples of Perl solutions to actual problem is much better than complaining about bad examples.

SSL security in HTTP::Tiny
Mike Doherty is asking a dangerous question. Why is there no SSL support in core perl? Till that happens he offers an explanation on how to use SSL with HTTP::Tiny and how to even validate the SSL certificate.

One Unit of Stepping Up
Joel Berger tells us the story of how he contacted Chris Maloney, the author of Physics::Unit who has not touched his module for 8 years. What would you say if someone contacted you about such ancient history?

Dependencies, Minimizers, and Regressing to JavaScript
Last week there was a little drama over a bug Ovid found in a YAML code written by Ingy. Now chromatic takes his sharp keyboard and tells us his opinion about writing software for people who cannot install software...

A success story for Config::Model
Dominique Dumont, the author of Config::Model shares an e-mail he got telling the story of 'a script that was never intended to be used for more than a few month. But as things go, we were still using it after a few years.' - oh how familiar is that? It needed a way to configure it.

How Perl Documentation Could Look Like
lichtkind (aka. herbert breunung) is reporting on his progress with his TPF grant and advocating his idea to use pandoc for documentation.

Discussion

A Data::Dumper/eval + utf8 bug - or Latin1 strikes again
Zbigniew Lukasiak seemingly found a bug with unicode characters, but then Sebastian Willert showed a solution.

Testing

A late Perl QA Hackathon 2012 post scriptum
Renormalist (Steffen Schwigon) was also in Paris working on some really boring stuff (his words). But wait, his benchmarks show that perl got 20% slower somewhere between 5.8 and 5.10 and stayed that way. Except, that it seems the latest changes in 5.15 got the speed back.

Code

Still alive, Inline::Lua?
Rob Hoeltz is looking for Tassilo von Parseval as he would like to take over the maintenance of Inline::Lua. Does anyone have direct contact with him?

git-age-report
Dave Rolsky provides a nice solution in Perl to find the files in a git repository, that have not been changed for a long time. But then it got golfed to some really short solution using find and xargs. Of course the latter won't work on Windows.

SnipMate Cheatsheets Generator
Do you remember the Template::Caribou project of Yanick Champoux? Now he is using that module and explains in detail how to create the templates that will generate the cheat sheets.

Just read my mind and take me where I want to go!
Dominic Humphries writes a wrapper for ssh so he won't need to type in both the name of the server and the directory on the remote server where he wants to cd to.

Fun

YAPC::NA 2012 is going to be great. Nope, not because of all the...
I have not posted many of the daily blogs by JT Smith but this one is really cool. BTW I think almost all the tickets of YAPC::NA are already sold. So if you'd like to attend, hurry up.

DC-Baltimore Perl Workshop 2012
Thomas Klausner from Vienna.pm visited the US and attended his first ever Perl Workshop in the US. Read his fun report and check out his pictures.

Slides

Garu's presentation on Game Development with SDL and Perl

Videos

It's about unicorns
Sebastian Riedel posted the video created by Glen Hinkle praising Mojolicious. It's a funny video and it is only 1:08 min long.

Perl 6

Participants of the Perl 6 Hackathon in Oslo have already written four reports. Pick your favorite author here:

Hackathoning in Oslo
by Jonathan Worthington

Oslo.pm Patterns Hackathon pictures
by Jan Ingvoldstad

Perl 6 Hackathon in Oslo: Report From The First Day
by Moritz Lenz

Oslo Perl 6 Patterns Hackathon, Days 1-2
by Patrick Michaud

Editors

1.0.1 released
Perlipse is a Perl editor based on Eclipse written by Jae Gangemi. I have not tried it but I am happy to see more tools for Perl developers.

Other

My favorite editor is Vim
Sinan Unur explains why Vim is his favourite editor, even though he hardly knows it and how a $20 investment helped him reduce his time wasting by 30%. I like how he puts real numbers to his 'cost' and 'profit'.

Events

Perl Mova Workshop in Kiev
May 12-13, 2012, Kiev, Ukraine

Nordic Perl workshop
June 4-5, 2012, Stockholm, Sweden

YAPC::NA
June 13-15, 2012, Madison, Wisconsin, USA

French Perl workshop
June 29-30, 2012, Strasbourg

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