lestrrat
- Website: mt.endeworks.jp
- About: Japan Perl Association director; LINE, Inc; Tokyo, Japan
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Commented on Perl5 Census Japan 2013
Honestly, don't know. Personally I hear about just about every possible framework out there, so there seems to be no One True Framework. And I lately do not work on stuff that runs on a framework, so I'm kind of...
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Posted Perl5 Census Japan 2013 to lestrrat
During Apr 7 - 19, I conducted a web questionnaire targeting Japanese Perl users, which I titled "Perl5 Census Japan 2013" ;)
I purposely asked people spreading the news to specifically state that this was not just for hardcore Perl users, and that even if you did't use Perl much these day…
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Commented on The Main Problem With CPAN Modules On Github
Added the link to slide deck. Thanks....
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Posted The Main Problem With CPAN Modules On Github to lestrrat
....Or, this entry is better titled as "Use cpanfile, and make sure to add it to your repository"
UPDATE: read miyagawa's comment (note, this linked …
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Posted Testing Refactored Webapp Against Current Version With Geest (Ruby Kage port) to lestrrat
I'm currently working on a big, and I mean /BIG/ codebase, like 200K LOC with about 10 years of history behind it.
In this post I'll briefly describe how I'm refactoring code using a little tool called Geest (="https://gith…
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Commented on YAPC Presentation Recordings
YAPC::Asia just puts everything on Youtube. No maintenance hassle, period :) http://www.youtube.com/user/yapcasia...
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Commented on Recent work on ZMQ::LibZMQ3 and CZMQ
recmischa: Hmm, if it's just a simple a simple wrapper around pkg-config, then it won't solve my problems, albeit it can make toosl/detect_zmq.pl a bit simpler. However, for the amount of code it reduces, I don't think adding a dependency...
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Commented on Recent work on ZMQ::LibZMQ3 and CZMQ
chimerix: Tried it, but it's looks to be too silent (i.e., I see no logs or output), I would hate to debug that, so I guess at the moment, I won't convert......
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Posted Recent work on ZMQ::LibZMQ3 and CZMQ to lestrrat
During the last leg of my new year's vacation, I started hacking on ZMQ::LibZMQ3 et al again, due to gentle prodding from @melo to include zmq_proxy().
What seemed like a simple API addition in the end turned into myself writing a auto…
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Posted A Glimpse of YAPC::Asia Tokyo 2012 to lestrrat
So, like my entry on YAPC::Asia Tokyo 2011 last year, I thought I'd give you guys a very brief tour of what it was like this year. Before I start, you can find the full set of photos here, and videos will be
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Posted YAPC::Asia Tokyo 2012 is over to lestrrat
Here's my closing talk slides.
YAPC::Asia Tokyo 2012 was great. All the guest speakers were great. Tim Bunce, Adam Kennedy, Ingy dot Net, Larry. Thank you, thank you, thank you.The official attend…
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Commented on YAPC::Asia Tokyo 2012 Day 2
The first night (Day 0) was a day for RejectConf + a light social. Then at the end of Day 1, there was the real thing, which was the free dinner. Those two are the main social events that our...
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Posted YAPC::Asia Tokyo 2012 Day 2 to lestrrat
Whoa, it's already 9/29, which is Day 2 for YAPC::Asia Tokyo 2012.
This year's YAPC is going extremely well. I don't know, as an organizer I'm finding myself not having to hassle much. Something tells me we've passed a glass ceiling of sorts: I think…
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Posted YAPC::Asia Tokyo 2012 Day -1 to lestrrat
YAPC::Asia Tokyo 2012 is almost upon us!
Tomorrow, 9/27, is Day 0, where we will hear a few talks and have some snacks and socialize. Doors open at 17:30. Anyone with a ticket can attend this event.
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Commented on Perl courseware for the web using client-side perl
I think that would be an awesome idea!...
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Commented on Bash function for directory-dependent local::lib
I started using smartcd (http://smartcd.org/) for this kind of thing....
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Posted YAPC::Asia Tokyo 2012 Best Walk Awards! to lestrrat
Since YAPC::Asia Tokyo 2010, we have been hosting voting on "Best Talk Award" for talks that go on YAPC::Asia Tokyo. We are also giving away prizes for the winners of these awards -- for 2010, we gave a Macbook Pro with all the bells and whistles, and last year we gave a dandy ergonomic…
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Posted YAPC::Asia Tokyo 2012 is now accepting Talk Proposals! to lestrrat
YAPC::Asia Tokyo 2012 is now accepting talk proposals!
If you would like to participate in the World's Largest YAPC
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Posted YAPC::Asia Tokyo Facebook Page to lestrrat
I created a basic YAPC::Asia Tokyo Facebook Page. Let me know if you can think of stuff I should post there.
Meanwhile, I think this shows the importance for us event organizers to take professional photographs. This is the kind of place you w…
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Posted Leaflets for YAPC::Asia Tokyo 2012 to lestrrat
So you know what YAPC is? If you're reading this, you probably do.
However, there are myriad of people out there who don't know what it is. Especially people who are new. Since our company also hosts meetups and conferences on other topics, we thought it…
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Posted Call for Sponsors for YAPC::Asia Tokyo 2012 to lestrrat
We're now looking for sponsors for YAPC::Asia Tokyo 2012: http://yapcasia.org/2012/news/yapcasia-2012-sponsor.html
We accept sponsorships in increments of 50,000JPY. For our sponso…
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Commented on I was called "fucking asshole"
sigh....
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Posted The YAPC::Asia Tokyo 2012 Venue Is ... to lestrrat
Moving out from our beloved Tokyo Institute Of Technology, YAPC::Asia Tokyo 2012 is going to be held at a new location: Ito International Research Center, in University Of…
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Posted The Latest State of Perl ZMQ Bindings to lestrrat
I just uploaded the latest batch of zeromq (libzmq) bindings for Perl. They will eventually replace the current binding, ZeroMQ.pm. It's a big refactor, but it's one that will…
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Posted YAPC::Asia Tokyo 2012 to lestrrat
This year's YAPC::Asia Tokyo is going to be happening at 9/27, 9/28, and 9/29.
We're expecting Tim Bunce, Adam Kennedy and Larry Wall as guest speakers! I think there's no need to introduce these guys here... :)
We just got started with the preparations, so there isn't much to see,…
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Commented on Video Recordings for YAPC::Europe 2012
Whoops, wrong link: http://yapcasia.org/2011/talk/59 BTW, the entire timetable has links to these pages with both videos and slides: http://yapcasia.org/2011//timetable.html...
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Commented on Video Recordings for YAPC::Europe 2012
Well, yeah, but the slides are up elsewhere: http://yapcasia.org/2011/talk/95, and like I said, we DO NOT want people to get the impression that they can get the whole experience by just watching the videos. We actually want people to feel...
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Commented on Video Recordings for YAPC::Europe 2012
FYI in YAPC::Asia, we don't have professional video teams, just a HD-capable camera with extended microphones (total ~ $700). We publish this in slightly lower resolution on youtube: http://video.yapcasia.org (We don't do full HD or live streaming in the hopes...
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Commented on A localizable interface to `select`
I admit it may be just preference, but I find Guard objects better (as in, it’s a generic way to automatically restore state) suited for such things: use strict; use Scope::Guard qw(guard); # or Guard, whichever sub foo { my...
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Posted s/ZeroMQ.pm/ZMQ.pm/g to lestrrat
So I've been doing this and that with ZeroMQ.pm, the Perl binding to http://zero.mq, and a little while ago there was a request from the zmq community to align all the language binding names as "*zmq".
Well,…
Comment Threads
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Joel Berger commented on
The Main Problem With CPAN Modules On Github
I guess I'm in the dwindling minority of people who don't mind hand-crafting a Build.PL file. I should do well to remember that.
I really like the concept of cpanfile for non-CPAN projects, I agree that having a "fake" Makefile.PL just to be able to do cpanm --installdeps on it is unnecessary.
That said, for projects destined for CPAN, part of the reason that I still prefer a real Build.PL and associated vagaries, rather than dzil or other author-side build tools is that being close to the actual releasable dist allows others to jump in with less cognitive dissonance. The od…
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Tatsuhiko Miyagawa commented on
The Main Problem With CPAN Modules On Github
Joel Burger:
That's exactly my point :)
> Then again, I'm sure other prefer cpanfile or dist.ini to Build.PL. Oh well.
It makes me giggle reading your comment, because you know what, my next target is to integrate LeonT's Module::Build::Tiny to work well with cpanfile, so that you have a real Build.PL in the repo that works transparently with cpanfile + MYMETA protocol, to get the best of both worlds :)…
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rjbs.manxome.org commented on
Perl5 Census Japan 2013
Thanks, this was interesting to look at.
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J. Bobby Lopez commented on
Perl5 Census Japan 2013
I liked this, thanks so much for your efforts in putting it together!
394 replies over the course of two weeks is pretty good. It would be great to see how this data changes in a year, and for other tech-oriented countries/cities. Japan is sort of a nice little isolated demographic, so I can definitely see the appeal in starting there. Were there other motivating factors for looking at Japans' perl usage?
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J. Bobby Lopez commented on
Perl5 Census Japan 2013
"Japan Perl Association director; Livedoor, Inc; Tokyo, Japan" - I answered my own question. Thanks again :)
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