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：

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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
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 You joined the Perl Weekly to get weekly e-mails about the Perl programming language and related topics. Want to see more? See the archives of all the issues. Reading this as a non-subscriber? click here to join us free of charge. (C) Copyright Gabor Szabo. The articles are copyright the respective authors. You can unsubscribe here if you don't want to receive mails any more. You can freely redistribute this message if you keep the whole message intact, including the Copyright notice and this text.

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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 You joined the Perl Weekly to get weekly e-mails about the Perl programming language and related topics. Want to see more? See the archives of all the issues. Reading this as a non-subscriber? click here to join us free of charge. (C) Copyright Gabor Szabo. The articles are copyright the respective authors. You can unsubscribe here if you don't want to receive mails any more. You can freely redistribute this message if you keep the whole message intact, including the Copyright notice and this text.

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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 You joined the Perl Weekly to get weekly e-mails about the Perl programming language and related topics. Want to see more? See the archives of all the issues. Reading this as a non-subscriber? click here to join us free of charge. (C) Copyright Gabor Szabo. The articles are copyright the respective authors. You can unsubscribe here if you don't want to receive mails any more. You can freely redistribute this message if you keep the whole message intact, including the Copyright notice and this text.

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

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Date: Mon, Apr 23, 2012 at 4:50 PM
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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 You joined the Perl Weekly to get weekly e-mails about the Perl programming language and related topics. Want to see more? See the archives of all the issues. Reading this as a non-subscriber? click here to join us free of charge. (C) Copyright Gabor Szabo. The articles are copyright the respective authors. You can unsubscribe here if you don't want to receive mails any more. You can freely redistribute this message if you keep the whole message intact, including the Copyright notice and this text.

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Re: [PerlChina] perlchina@googlegroups.com 的摘要 - “2 个主题”有 8 个帖子

use Encode;

$kh3='一位终日被人欺负爱书如命的少年白滨兼一。一天，他偶然和插班生凤林寺美羽结成好友。他一方面震慑于对方的高强武艺，另一方面却被其魅力深深吸引。';

$kh3=~s/。/\./;

$kh3 = decode("gb2312".$kh3);

@KH = split(/\./,$kh3);

print encode("gb2312",$kh[0]),"\n";

在 2012年4月21日 下午4:45，睫毛上的雾 <jiemaoshangdewu@gmail.com>写道：

怎么样才能将一段中文，按句号来分割成句子。split

在 2012-4-19 下午4:08， <perlchina@googlegroups.com>写道：

  今日主题摘要

网上论坛: http://groups.google.com/group/perlchina/topics

• 社区建设报名贴 [4 条更新]
• perlchina 社区建设当前进展 [4 条更新]

 社区建设报名贴

Yuan Jiang <sleetdrop@gmail.com> Apr 18 11:02PM +0800  

木有人爱用irc
 
 
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cnhack TNT <cnhacktnt@gmail.com> Apr 19 10:21AM +0800  

报名+1
 


 

Achilles Xu <formalin14@gmail.com> Apr 19 10:24AM +0800  

请提供 github 账号。
 
在 2012年4月19日 上午10:21，cnhack TNT <cnhacktnt@gmail.com>写道：
 
 
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钟声 <gh00920307@gmail.com> Apr 19 12:23PM +0800  

好久没关注过perl了..
github: zhongsheng
 
 


 

 perlchina 社区建设当前进展

Achilles Xu <formalin14@gmail.com> Apr 18 11:23PM +0800  

目前 perlchina 社区已经开展了三个分站的本土化建设： www.perlchina.org, learn.perlchina.org,
cpan.perlchina.org 前两个是基于网页的汉化，后一个是基于pod的汉化。目前
www.perlchina.org面上的翻译基本完成，现在重点是在
learn.perlchina.org 的翻译工作上。cpan.perlchina.org 则完全由个人兴趣驱动翻译。
 
参与翻译说明：
https://github.com/formalin14/Transformer/blob/master/README_perlchina.pod
 
另 perlchina 社区已开启捐款账号： http://www.perlchina.org/contribute.html 。
 
关于翻译想多说句的是：翻译不光是能为社区做贡献，个人也能在翻译的过程中耐心深入理解文档，提升个人水平。所以建议翻译自己感兴趣的，计划学习的相关文档。
 
 
 
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joe jiang <lamp.purl@gmail.com> Apr 19 09:27AM +0800  

请问，原生的文档是放在哪里比较好？有没有可能弄个 CMS 系统？
 
2012/4/18 Achilles Xu <formalin14@gmail.com>
 


 

Fayland Lam <fayland@gmail.com> Apr 19 09:33AM +0800  

joe is asking http://perldoc.perl.org/, Achilles can add config for that.
 
Thanks
 
 
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Achilles Xu <formalin14@gmail.com> Apr 19 09:54AM +0800  

perldoc.perl.org 风格和链接方式都跟 cpan 不一样，还要再改程序，所以我现在是直接翻译 cpan 上的 perl 核心文档。
 
比如： http://search.cpan.org/~flora/perl-5.14.2/pod/perlfunc.pod 。
 
perldoc.perl.org 翻译系统下个月再出吧。不过 perldoc 我们已经翻译好多次了，不知道大家能不能提起勇气再次翻译。
我觉得大家可以先对原来翻译的 perldoc 做一下修订，跟上最新版本，然后到时候放到 transformer
系统的相应目录底下就能生效，记得同时保存修订基准的新的英文原本。
 
也可以考虑不做 perldoc.perl.org 了， 我们自己把 cpan 上的 perl 核心文档做一下索引就可以了。
 
在 2012年4月19日 上午9:33，Fayland Lam <fayland@gmail.com>写道：
 
 
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Re: [PerlChina] perlchina@googlegroups.com 的摘要 - “2 个主题”有 8 个帖子

怎么样才能将一段中文，按句号来分割成句子。split

在 2012-4-19 下午4:08， <perlchina@googlegroups.com>写道：

  今日主题摘要

网上论坛: http://groups.google.com/group/perlchina/topics

• 社区建设报名贴 [4 条更新]
• perlchina 社区建设当前进展 [4 条更新]

 社区建设报名贴

Yuan Jiang <sleetdrop@gmail.com> Apr 18 11:02PM +0800  

木有人爱用irc
 
 
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http://blog.vetcafe.net
http://twitter.com/sleetdrop


 

cnhack TNT <cnhacktnt@gmail.com> Apr 19 10:21AM +0800  

报名+1
 


 

Achilles Xu <formalin14@gmail.com> Apr 19 10:24AM +0800  

请提供 github 账号。
 
在 2012年4月19日 上午10:21，cnhack TNT <cnhacktnt@gmail.com>写道：
 
 
--
---------------------------
Achilles Xu


 

钟声 <gh00920307@gmail.com> Apr 19 12:23PM +0800  

好久没关注过perl了..
github: zhongsheng
 
 


 

 perlchina 社区建设当前进展

Achilles Xu <formalin14@gmail.com> Apr 18 11:23PM +0800  

目前 perlchina 社区已经开展了三个分站的本土化建设： www.perlchina.org, learn.perlchina.org,
cpan.perlchina.org 前两个是基于网页的汉化，后一个是基于pod的汉化。目前
www.perlchina.org面上的翻译基本完成，现在重点是在
learn.perlchina.org 的翻译工作上。cpan.perlchina.org 则完全由个人兴趣驱动翻译。
 
参与翻译说明：
https://github.com/formalin14/Transformer/blob/master/README_perlchina.pod
 
另 perlchina 社区已开启捐款账号： http://www.perlchina.org/contribute.html 。
 
关于翻译想多说句的是：翻译不光是能为社区做贡献，个人也能在翻译的过程中耐心深入理解文档，提升个人水平。所以建议翻译自己感兴趣的，计划学习的相关文档。
 
 
 
--
---------------------------
Achilles Xu


 

joe jiang <lamp.purl@gmail.com> Apr 19 09:27AM +0800  

请问，原生的文档是放在哪里比较好？有没有可能弄个 CMS 系统？
 
2012/4/18 Achilles Xu <formalin14@gmail.com>
 


 

Fayland Lam <fayland@gmail.com> Apr 19 09:33AM +0800  

joe is asking http://perldoc.perl.org/, Achilles can add config for that.
 
Thanks
 
 
--
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Achilles Xu <formalin14@gmail.com> Apr 19 09:54AM +0800  

perldoc.perl.org 风格和链接方式都跟 cpan 不一样，还要再改程序，所以我现在是直接翻译 cpan 上的 perl 核心文档。
 
比如： http://search.cpan.org/~flora/perl-5.14.2/pod/perlfunc.pod 。
 
perldoc.perl.org 翻译系统下个月再出吧。不过 perldoc 我们已经翻译好多次了，不知道大家能不能提起勇气再次翻译。
我觉得大家可以先对原来翻译的 perldoc 做一下修订，跟上最新版本，然后到时候放到 transformer
系统的相应目录底下就能生效，记得同时保存修订基准的新的英文原本。
 
也可以考虑不做 perldoc.perl.org 了， 我们自己把 cpan 上的 perl 核心文档做一下索引就可以了。
 
在 2012年4月19日 上午9:33，Fayland Lam <fayland@gmail.com>写道：
 
 
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Re: [PerlChina] Perl Weekly

subscribe 了，可惜用的还是 Python 写的 Mailman

On Sat, Apr 21, 2012 at 12:45 PM, rochelle hsu <rjhome@gmail.com> wrote:

subscribe了。

2012/4/21 gavin <wisdomfusion@gmail.com>

good idea.

2012/4/21 Fayland Lam <fayland@gmail.com>

OK. 下周一我forward一份。Thanks

2012/4/21 wd <wd@wdicc.com>:

> 或许可以直接发一份到这里？便于大家讨论，呵呵
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> 2012/4/20 Fayland Lam <fayland@gmail.com>:
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