The saga goes on! This time we talk about enviles, a way to pass key/value pairs without polluting the environment while still keeping it dumb simple. Find the article here: Dibs - Envars Envisaged As Enviles and, as always, enjoy!
A new article about Dibs (Docker image build system): Dibs - Remote Packs - hope you will enjoy!
I worked on a tool named dibs in the past months, and I started writing about it:
I hope you will enjoy them!
A tiny post in my blog about a small app to draw random pictures, I hope you will enjoy!
I just wrote a small post A Simple Telegram Bot in my blog... with a tiny introduction to Bot::ChatBots::Telegram. Comments more than welcome!
I wrote an article about the maths behind the game Dobble (known as Spot-It in some countries). It has no pretense of strict formality but it works for reminding me the though process that leads to designing Dobble-like games. The whole process prodded me to write Math::GF, a module on Galois Fields that can be used together with Math::Polynomial, so... there's also Perl in it!
I wrote a blog entry about it, also introducing a new module to handle this. Enjoy!
I released a new simple module/application WebService::Fake and wrote about it in my main blog. I'd love to read any feedback providing any insight, negative included of course (provided they're honest and polite).
And oh! I really hope to see Learning Perl 6 spring to life! I opted for the "early versions" pledge because I'm too curious to see what it will be...
Last weekend I completed an article about deploying my personal Perl projects using Dokku - it might be interesting if you have similar needs!
[...] expects to find either a
=head(n>1)or an=itemblock documenting a subroutine.
In pure TIMTOWTDI spirit, it's up to you to decide which style you want to adopt. There are PROs and CONs, though.
