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• Posted KBOS attributes to lichtkind

  Welcome to the fifth post about the Kephra Base Object System, where I explain the need for three kinds of attributes: data, delegating and wrapping and gas a little about their properties. It is especially advised to have read the

• Posted KBOS methods to lichtkind

  After scopes, types and signatures we got all the…

• Commented on perlmodules.net remake
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• Posted KBOS signatures to lichtkind

  There are signatures in Raku, core Perl 5, Moose, Dios and lot of other modules. With KBOS I tried to find out how optimal signatures would look like to me. My objectives…

• Posted KBOS types to lichtkind

  After introducing KBOS I should write about the most fundamental concept in this Perl syntax extension. In fact it's so basic, you could use it even without objects.

• Commented on Announcing Zydeco
  Thank you, I'm just curious, because speed is a foremost concern in developing KBOS. Looks like I have to make my own comparative benchmarks....
• Commented on Announcing Zydeco
  Looks promising I have to check it. Are the Benchmarks?...
• Commented on Introducing KBOS
  Just as addon, the B in KBOS is meant literally. What I show here is merely the base level. There is also a logging, event and UI comand system involved. So I naturally never thought about so far, that other...
• Commented on Introducing KBOS
  well, KBOS classes are not ment to be inherited from. If you define a class Bumblebee, there will be later no package Bumblebee, let alone subs in it, so parent would run empty. All information which methods and attributes the...
• Commented on Introducing KBOS
  i see your issue, but luckily I don't have even think about and hut my precious brain, because KBOS has no inheritance (for reasons like you present here and as written in the post). But to fully adress you question,...
• Posted Introducing KBOS to lichtkind

  Starting even before Moose, we (in the Perl 5 world) have a plethora of Modules extending the syntax of the language with Perl 6 and more in mind. The following article sums up not only my 2 and a half cents on the subject but also an attempt to implement it. It should be of interest to anybody…

• Posted Communication at the 36c3 Perl and Raku Assembly to lichtkind

  The Chaos Communication Congress is the hugest convention and festival for hackers on the continent. Its part 5-9 track lecture conference, part massive parallel soldering and other workshops, part dance party and part carneval. I liked especially the one guy, just walking around while making…

• Posted announcing Data::Table::Dynamic to lichtkind

  Looks like I like tables. But unlike Math::Matrix this will be about organizing any data.

• Posted next Math::Matrix releases to lichtkind

  As you can see in the Changefile, there is a lot stuff coming in the next release of Math::Matrix, the de facto standard for now for Perl 6 Matrix Math, as mentioned in the

• Commented on Perl6::Math::Matrix (Part 4: naming methods)
  Thank You Steve you like it, Its more detailed in part one (follow links to previous parts at start). Each cell has to be Number (Numeric type) and is readonly....
• Posted Perl6::Math::Matrix (Part 5: patient with docs) to lichtkind

  If you write any software package, you have to document it. This simple truth drives more than few developers into despair. But there is also a way to craft good documentation and make the writing of it a useful part of the development. This is the closing part about authoring a Perl 6 module and…

• Posted Perl6::Math::Matrix (Part 4: naming methods) to lichtkind

  While reflecting on how to write a good Perl 6 module, I thought a lot about how to properly name my methods. In this text I want to summarize what served me, which is a direct continuation of the

• Posted Perl6::Math::Matrix (Part 3: when to use MMD) to lichtkind

  In this guide about what to consider when writing a Perl 6 module, we (after part I and

• Posted Perl6::Math::Matrix (Part 2: Converter) to lichtkind

  In this series of articles I reflect and expand on a talk I gave this year in Glasgow were I spoke about writing Perl 6 modules in general and Math::Matrix in particular.

• Posted introducing Perl6::Math::Matrix (Part 1: Data) to lichtkind

  At TPC in Glasgow I held two talks (slides and Video stored or linked on my domain as linked on conference site) about my module

• Commented on Don't use until, unless...
  I was about to write you some righteously angry comment but you last paragraph was unfortunately what I wanted to express myself. I also stopped using negated form for more than simple expressions because for once they are harder to...
• Posted proper planing (CP part IV) to lichtkind

  After part one (main idea), two (prototypes) and

• Commented on The hugest feature of Perl 6
  I would love to but I'm currently up to my neck in three Perl 5 projects. Taking an hour aside would be no issue but it takes much more to to get up speed with current state of P6 cook...
• Posted The hugest feature of Perl 6 to lichtkind

  If there would be an election for the single greatest Perl 6 feature, many would select the box for grammars and others would root for concurrency/async (as expressed in several articles here and…

• Posted Resolving conflicts of interests (CP part III) to lichtkind

  After explaining the kinds of prototypes that are used in complete Programming and the way…

• Posted prototypes vs branches (CP part II) to lichtkind

  As previously mentioned, one principle of Complete Programming is the separation of concerns you normally handle simultaneously. In part two I discuss some further consequences of that…

• Posted the core idea behind Complete Programming (tm)(c) to lichtkind

  During my last post I mentioned the method of Complete Programming, which started as my knee jerk reaction to the insanities of waterfall and XP. I'm not really big on manifestos but writing down things helps to…

• Commented on Plan for perldoc 4.0
  Yes Dmitry, i discussed that also with Damian and we singled out 4 Perl 6-POD tags, we want to add to the Perl 5 POD standard. This sound like a sixth. but I would like to see perldoc up and...
• Commented on Plan for perldoc 4.0
  I cant, these were by mail or in person. But i will post here more often about it....
• Posted Plan for perldoc 4.0 to lichtkind

  At TPC in Amsterdam I gave 2 lightning talks under the title perldoc -O. It was a questionary for the attendance which should give me some orientation which feature to prioritize or how to modify them best. I also spoke and mailed with all people I deemed relevant and want now to lay out the…

Comment Threads

• Randal L. Schwartz commented on Don't use until, unless...

  Just really avoid "unless... else". That's... just.... wrong.

• Toby Inkster commented on Introducing KBOS

  Hmm, but what if Base were written using KBOS, and Derived was just a plain old Perl package with use parent "Base";? Even if you're not implementing facilities for inheritance, it's hard to ignore that inheritance does exist in Perl.

• Toby Inkster commented on Announcing Zydeco

  There's a benchmark script included in the examples directory within the distribution. It compares Zydeco against Moops, MooseX::Declare, and Dios, which all offer a similar declarative syntax for object oriented Perl. This is of course a runtime comparison rather than compile time.

  I haven't done any formal benchmarking on comp…

• Dean commented on perlmodules.net remake

  neat.

• karjala commented on perlmodules.net remake

  I set up a github repo for the project.

  https://github.com/perlmodules-net/pmnet

  You may write any feature requests you have at the issues.