A recent test script of mine broke with the following message: You can only consume roles, MooseX::Role::Loggable is not a Moose role at /usr/lib/perl5/Moose/Util.pm line 137. What happened?
This test script uses Juno and an internal module that we have at work here. Both of them use Any::Moose. They also use my MooseX::Role::Loggable which uses Any::Moose as well, in order to allow you to use it in ="https…
Re: Install Distros Under Development Locally.
I couldn't comment on chromatic's blog (I don't use OpenID and friends), so I figured I could post it here.
dzil run cpanm .
That's it.
Also, if you don't follow modernperlbooks.com, you should start. :)
Lately I've been having weird sleeping hours. I sleep for 5 hours here, then 2 hours there, I stay up till 4am. I know, it sounds like I'm back in school, but really, I'm not.
Yesterday at 1:50am I had the opportunity to actually go to sleep. Should I? Yes! Will I? Hmm... well... maybe I'll just watch another episode of a TV series and hack a bit.
I recently read the "about" page of xkcd and saw there is now (or has been for a while?) a proper JSON output for the comics. This means you don't have to scrape the website to get the comics. …
It all started with a question. Ain't it always the case? A question, a simple little question?
I was at my desk at work, hacking along as usual, when a message popped up. Suspicious, since I'm unlisted, I probed the lines carefully. The message was from a dear friend, who had been wondering about a special use case for a web framework. Not just any web framework, but the web framework that I loved. Dancer, her name.
He had been struck with the interesting requirement of writing a web application to upload files. These were no ordinary file…
First, a short introduction to the state of the Dancer community.
Dancer really is a community, in every sense. You can see it by pull requests from fresh developers, pull requests from people who've been there for a while now, and you can see it in the channel and on the mailing list. I can't explain in words how thrilling it is to this day to see someone on the list reply to someone else. Dancer clearly isn't mine, it's ours, all of us, including those who take a few minutes to actually reply and say "hey, I mig…