Yuki Kimoto

• About: I'm Perl Programmer. I LOVE Perl. I want to contribute Perl community and Perl users.

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• Commented on JavaScript Supported Web Scraping using Perl and Selenium
  glycine You're welcome!...
• Posted JavaScript Supported Web Scraping using Perl and Selenium to Yuki Kimoto Perl Blog

  

  Perl Club starts to translate Japanese Perl Tutorial to English. Yuki Kimoto is one of the Perl Messengers.

  Perl Club decides to write all articles English at first.…

• Posted I finally start to translate Japanese Perl Zemi to English. to Yuki Kimoto Perl Blog

  I finally started to translate Japanese Perl Zemi to English.

  Perl Zemi | Perl Zemi|Perl Installation, Perl Tutorial, Many Examples

  Perl Zemi is Japanese Perl Tutorial site which is well known and red in Japan. Most of all Japanese Perl users …

• Commented on I try match syntax using Syntax::Keyword::Match
  Hi, glycine Anything haven't been officially decided yet, but I will write about the atmosphere I feel. The current switch feature is too complex based on the smart match operator. They want to introduce an easy-to-understand switch feature. This is...
• Posted I try match syntax using Syntax::Keyword::Match to Yuki Kimoto Perl Blog

  
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• Posted Latest Perl Introduction 2021 Movie to Yuki Kimoto Perl Blog

  Perl version 5.36. isa operator.…

• Posted SPVM 0.9014 Release - add class, method, static keyword, omit SPVM:: namespace to Yuki Kimoto Perl Blog

  I release SPVM 0.9014. Latest releases have some big changes.

  add class, method, static keyword, omit SPVM:: namespace, and remove sub, self, keyword.

  Before

  # lib/SPVM/Point.spvm
  package SPVM::Point {
    has x : int;
    has y : int;
  
    sub new : SPVM::Point () …
  

• Posted How to show UTF-8 at the Windows command prompt to Yuki Kimoto Perl Blog

  If you windows Perl user, It is good to know How to show UTF-8 at the Windows command prompt .

  How to show UTF-8 at the Windows command prompt

  One liner is yet buggy, however UTF-8 showing is good in Windows command promp…

• Posted Object::Pad Yuki Kimoto's 2021-08-25 - Default internal data structure of the object to Yuki Kimoto Perl Blog

  Object::Pad Yuki Kimoto's 2021-08-25(I fix this entry because default internal data structure is array reference, not hash reference).

  This time is default internal data structure of the object.

  Default internal data structure of the Object::Pad is array reference.

  use …

• Posted Object::Pad review Yuki Kimoto's 2021-08-23 - Constructor argument customize to Yuki Kimoto Perl Blog
  In this time, I review constructor argument customize. BUILDARGS can …

• Posted Object::Pad review Yuki Kimoto's 2021-08-21 - Constructor default argument to Yuki Kimoto Perl Blog

  I start to review Paul Evans's Object::Pad from my personal thinking.

  Latest years, Perl core teams positively try to implement Object-Oriented feature to Perl core. I hope my review helps a little.

  First time is constructor defaul…

• Commented on A dream realized
  Personally, becuase package syntax is parsed by CPAN to get the package name, I want to respect the package syntax. My idea is package Foo is class { } or package Foo : class { } How about this?...
• Commented on Released Giblog 2.0, and a movie "How to create your web site using Giblog and Perl"
  Hi, John Ankarström With a good comparison with WordPress, users will be able to make good choices. Giblog and Perl also needs to be known to the users who need it. I keep talking about Perl. Perl is a much...
• Posted Released Giblog 2.0, and a movie "How to create your web site using Giblog and Perl" to Yuki Kimoto Perl Blog

  Released Giblog 2.0. GIblog is a tool to create your web site easily.

  ="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboa…

• Commented on How I Uploaded a CPAN Module
  Welcome to the world of CPAN contribution!...
• Commented on Essence of Perl Text Processing - Perl Book
  Thank you. In Japan 2021-07-05, This book is Amazon Web Programming ranking #2....
• Posted Essence of Perl Text Processing - Perl Book to Yuki Kimoto Perl Blog

  I published "Essence of Perl Text Processing" in Japan. This is 2021 new Perl Book(Both Normal Book and EBook).

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• Posted You can now use the spvmcc command to generate an executable file from the SPVM source code. to Yuki Kimoto Perl Blog

  You can now use the spvmcc command to generate an executable file from the SPVM source code.

  SPVM is a module that can convert Perl-like source code into C language and execute it.

  I have succeeded in generating an executable in a very stable way.

  SPVM source code

• Commented on I founded a company called Perl Research Institute, Ltd.
  wei.zhong This company is currently my personal company. The company makes money from system development and system support. The goal is to make the money needed for the Perl ecosystem by investing in stocks with the proceeds....
• Posted Development community that we can see to development of Perl Part1 -　C language specification creating group to Yuki Kimoto Perl Blog

  The Perl core team seems to be looking for resources to help in language development.

  Currently, it seems the material in python.

  perlgov: the perl governance document

  I feel that Perl and Python cultures are quite diff…

• Commented on I founded a company called Perl Research Institute, Ltd.
  mst I'm happy Perl users regain mental health and confidence....
• Commented on I founded a company called Perl Research Institute, Ltd.
  Toby Topics include text processing, Unix / Linux server management, web system development, data analysis, and deep learning. You can choose some of your favorite ones....
• Commented on I founded a company called Perl Research Institute, Ltd.
  Ben Line itself is written in Java. Some of Line's related services are written in Perl. Personally, I don't like to use Big Tech authority to persuade people, because it will cause anxiety and a sense of crisis to make...
• Posted I founded a company called Perl Research Institute, Ltd. to Yuki Kimoto Perl Blog

  I founded a company called Perl Research Institute, Ltd in Japan.

  The main purpose of the Perl Research Institute is to restore Perl's honor.

  Its reputation was miserable compared to the excellence of Perl's features.

  Perl and its users have suffered in many negative campa…

• Commented on Is it possible to return to development with traditional P5P mailing lists?
  This is a comparison with the Perl committee, which is held by a small number of people. It's a suggestion that p5p can go back to the mailing list conversation for big decisions. I believe that big decisions should always...
• Posted Is it possible to return to development with traditional P5P mailing lists? to Yuki Kimoto Perl Blog

  Is it possible to return to development with traditional P5P mailing lists?

  I still think the traditional method is suitable for advancing Perl development.

  why?

  We're used to it, and Perl development has been done that way.

  We tend to think of it as a poor method,…

• Commented on Why you should use ppport.h in your XS code modules
  We have heard positive and negative opinions about including ppport.h in the XS. I am happy to hear one of your positive opinions....
• Commented on Adventures in Perl
  Thank you for discovering the benefits of Perl, including its similarity to Unix / Linux shells and the built-in regular expressions in programming languages. I'm Yuki Kimoto. I'm one of the Perl users working on blogs.perl.org....
• Posted MNIST Handwriting Recognition Deep Learning Written in Pure Perl to Yuki Kimoto Perl Blog

  The MNIST handwriting recognition deep learning written with Pure Perl is released.

  Because it is pure Perl code, it can be used by Perl users to get an overview of deep learning algorithms.

  ="https://www.translatetheweb.com/?ref=TVert&from=&to=en&a=https%3A%2F%2Fdeeplearnin…

• Commented on A private not official branch for Perl 7 by several members of perl porters
  The Perl Core Team meeting does not appear to have lasted on August 18th. https://github.com/Perl/perl5/wiki/Past-Perl-Steering-Committee-Meeting-Minutes If their enthusiasm for Perl 7 is diminishing, I'd like a lower cost upgrade to maintain full backwards compatibility....

Comment Threads

• wei.zhong commented on I founded a company called Perl Research Institute, Ltd.

  the interesting thing is that how to your company to make money ? live is first , I think .

• Ovid commented on A dream realized

  Hi Yuki,

  We're trying very hard to avoid overloading the meaning of existing Perl features, so we deliberately didn't go with the word package. The package keyword simply declares something as being in a given namespace. The class keyword in Corinna does the same thing, but it's a historical accident in Perl that classes and packages are sort of the same thing.

  In reality, a class is a data type, not a namespace. They're fundamentally different. While I don't know if it can be fixed, in the long-term, I would love to see the…

• philip r brenan commented on A dream realized

  The opening comments argue that because some people have worked in this area for some time then their "authority" is enough to make the claim that Corinna is valuable. But this is a well known fallacy:

  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argument_from_authority

  If these people have genuine authority gained from years of hard experience in this field then they will be able to tell us in a few cogent words why Corinna is so much better than Moose and all the other OO systems available on CPAN. They will be able to…

• Damian Conway commented on A dream realized

  I'm a little confused, Philip. You ask me to rewrite the article so that you can "know the compelling reasons why Corinna is so good"...but the article already contains at least six of those:

• More concise syntax (therefore more readable)
• More declarative syntax (therefore less boilerplate implementation code required)
• Less prone to bugs (because more concise and more declarative)
• Better performance for most method calls
• Compile-time checking for at least one common type of error
• Built right into the language, so no need to rely on external modules …