Samuel Kaufman
- Website: www.samuelkaufman.com
- About: CTO / Codemonkey, Socialflow.com
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Commented on using DBIx::Class::DeploymentHandler
https://metacpan.org/release/DBIx-Class-Migration comes with scripts to work with DBIx::Class::DeploymentHandler. It comes with its own learning curve as well but it is extensively documented and very useful. At this point I'm using most of it except for the fixtures dumping and loading,...
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Commented on no indirect considered harmful
One of the largest barriers I've had to training new perl developers is overcoming cryptic error messaging. I loathe indirect syntax, and would love not to have to answer a question about what this error means: Can't locate object method...
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Commented on Perl programmer humour
https://metacpan.org/source/RJBS/Games-Nintendo-Mario-0.204/lib/Games/Nintendo/Mario.pm Really cracked me up when i first saw it....
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Commented on First post
First comment!...
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Commented on Bringing Perl5 to GitHub
For the lazy: https://github.com/perl-doc-cats...
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Commented on Bringing Perl5 to GitHub
Howdy, I've actually done a good deal of work getting a separate git repo posting to github via a post-receive hook (@ SocialFlow.com), and was planning on doing some work with regards to syncing pull requests and maybe some other...
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Posted [ Hiring ] Socialflow.com, onsite perl web developers to Samuel Kaufman
SocialFlow is a leading social media marketing company offering businesses and brands a solutions-based approach to connecting paid, owned and earned social media strategies.
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Commented on How the YAPC::NA videos got on Youtube
Ah whoops just checked http://www.youtube.com/user/yapcna/videos , seems to have all or most of them as of today :)...
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Commented on How the YAPC::NA videos got on Youtube
Any luck getting the rest of the YAPC videos up? Would love to check out the DBIx::Class intro talk among others....
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Commented on Painless Memcached Configuration With Catalyst & DBIx::Class
Oh cool, thanks for the heads up!...
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Posted Painless Memcached Configuration With Catalyst & DBIx::Class to Samuel Kaufman
This tutorial will show you how to:
- Easily add resultset level caching to your Catalyst::Model::DBIC::Schema calls.
- Move your ="http://search.cpan.org/perldoc?Catalyst%3A%3APlugin%3…
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Joel Berger commented on
no indirect considered harmful
True you have to be very careful when designing a tied interface, but one ought to be careful when designing an API as well.
In fact Tie::Array::CSV does implement all the methods, because it inherits from the Tie::Array base class, I have overloaded those which I must or for which I have a better implementation than the default. These base classes make writing those "correct" implementations easier, whether you actually inherit from them, or just inspect their behavior.
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Neil Bowers commented on
Perl programmer humour
Heh, I've just seen this at the end of relative:
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Joel Berger commented on
using DBIx::Class::DeploymentHandler
I've been asked elsewhere to clarify my comment 'dependency radius for DBIC/DBICDH is already huge'. Gladly.
Galileo is a project whose primary aim is ease of installation. Part of that is certainly DBIC/DBICDH as it lets the user deploy on whatever SQL server they have. That said, install time is something I take into consideration as well. Installation of the non-db dependencies of Galileo takes essentially no time, the db side takes quite a while. This isn't necessarily a problem, but it means that I'm careful to add even more dependencies like DBICM which pulls in even more depe…
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Joel Berger commented on
using DBIx::Class::DeploymentHandler
one correction: 'should I need **another** one'
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grt@opendevnet commented on
Bringing Perl5 to GitHub
Hmm, I agree with these comments. It's possible to duplicate efforts ... even with forking and pulling :-) Proliferating organizational repos can confuse people (or at least people like me) who are used to the well-herded namespaces of CPAN!
I think I am encouraged that Matt Trout thinks something like perlsourcemap is a good idea. Well, I am either encouraged or just less afraid :-)
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