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• Commented on Perl5 Census Japan 2013
  That's interesting stats. One of the reason people still use old perl (Perl...
• Commented on Comparing Apples and Oranges - rubygems vs cpan part 1
  after seeing other module sites, I observed all other module sites highlights the below information on main page 1) Total number of modules 2) Number of downloads 3) How to install modules(simple command) Our boring CPAN main page should also...
• Commented on Comparing Apples and Oranges - rubygems vs cpan part 1
  the modulecounts.com sites states CPAN has 27142 modules whereas cpan.org states 119565 modules(shown at bottom left). Wondering which one is right!...
• Commented on The Four Major Problems with CPAN
  Other than voting, metacpan or cpan site should include a counter that tells how many times a particular module has been installed or downloaded. This is one of the measurement used by many users when there is a huge...
• Commented on Marpa::R2 is beta
  Hi, I'm learning to use Marpa::R2. I see when the parse fails only it gives the below error Problem in b->new(): No parse at /fs_user/saddanki/perl5.12.3/lib/site_perl/5.12.3/x86_64-linux/Marpa/R2/Value.pm line 645 Above information isn't much helpful. I don't why it's failed? so how to...

Comment Threads

• hanekomu commented on Perl5 Census Japan 2013

  Very interesting, thank you!

  I guess this also means that Catalyst is not so popular in Japan. What web app frameworks *are* popular?

• lestrrat 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 out of touch :/

• rjbs.manxome.org commented on Perl5 Census Japan 2013

  Thanks, this was interesting to look at.

• 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?

• J. Bobby Lopez commented on Perl5 Census Japan 2013

  "Japan Perl Association director; Livedoor, Inc; Tokyo, Japan" - I answered my own question. Thanks again :)