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• Commented on Announcing MooX::Pression
  It's very slow to start up for me. Is this just startup time and not a runtime issue? Also, including use utf8; causes a lot of Malformed UTF-8 warnings. Super excited to use this though! Looks so awesome....
• Commented on A Perl 6 API for <holidayapi.com>
  This is great! But it leaves me wanting more......
• Commented on Exploring Type::Tiny Part 7: Creating a Type Library with Type::Library
  This allows UserId to inherit ArrayRef's automatic ability to coerce one level deep. Could you explain what this means?...

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• Toby Inkster commented on Exploring Type::Tiny Part 7: Creating a Type Library with Type::Library

  Okay, so imagine there's a coercion from Int to User like this:

  If you define an attribute like this:

  has manager => (is => "ro", isa => User, coerce => 1);

  Then you can pass an integer as the manager, and it will automatically be converted to a User object. Now imagine an attribute defined like this:

  has staff => (is => "ro", isa => ArrayRef[User], coerce => 1);

  A feature of Type::Tiny which isn't found in the standard Moose type constraint system is that this will automatically …

• byterock commented on A Perl 6 API for <holidayapi.com>

  Best vaporware I have seen since Xenix.

  Will use it every day from now on.

• BWVA commented on A Perl 6 API for <holidayapi.com>

  Hats off to the P6 devs for enabling this high degree of optimization!

• Toby Inkster commented on Announcing MooX::Pression

  It uses Keyword::Declare for parsing which in turn uses PPR. PPR has some enormous regular expressions to parse Perl code, and those take a while to load and compile. Once the parse stage is over though, it should be pretty quick.

  MooX::Pression is just a wrapper around the much faster MooX::Press though. If you do use MooX::Pression debug => 1, you can see what MooX::Pression is passing to MooX::Press.