Raster Burn
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Commented on A few of my favourite things.... Set::Object
I am also a fan of Set::Object. Sure, many of these operations can be implemented easily using map, but it seems silly to write them over, and over, and over... I think a "set" should be a first-class data type,...
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Commented on Git-backed wikis, Gollum, and simple installation experiences
Take a look at Wheat, at least for inspiration. Now, that is a cool git-based blog (see How To Node for a live example)....
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Commented on Philosophical notes on Dancer, the Perl 5 web framework
All I have to say is I love Dancer, and I have found the devs to be quite responsive....
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Posted SQL scripts? Just do it. to Raster Burn
The problem is that I have various .sql files containing database creation statements like:
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS foo; CREATE TABLE foo ... ... ...;
It would be wonderful to execute these sql files using DBI’s
do…
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Commented on To Depend Or Not To Depend
Danger! FindBin considered harmful. I prefer to structure my perl scripts as a library with a thin "bin" wrapper, and then build/install using Dist::Zilla (or Module::Build, or ExtUtils::MakeMaker). Doing it this way make it so that I never have to...
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Commented on Effective Perl Programming
Since I primarily use MySQL, I prefer to test my application using a MySQL database. Test::mysqld has been a lifesaver for me. It can build a temporary database on the test machine and destroy it after the tests are over....
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Commented on Perl::Critic --praise
This reminds me of unit testing achievements. Maybe Perl::Critic could be used to rank developers on a leaderboard and encourage some friendly competition?...
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Robin Smidsrød commented on
Effective Perl Programming
Thanks a lot for mentioning Test::mysqld! It made me do a simple search on CPAN which yielded Test::postgresql, which seems to be exactly what I need for consistent database unit testing that can be combined with UI testing on known state of database.
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Robert commented on
Effective Perl Programming
I was thinking the answer might be that you needed something custom that couldn't be tested easily with SQLite.
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Flavio Poletti commented on
To Depend Or Not To Depend
D'oh you are all right! The funny thing is that I *knew* about UNIX filepaths... just forgot it! Thank you all very much indeed, especially jnareb.openid.pl for putting me on the right track!
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Adam Kennedy commented on
Git-backed wikis, Gollum, and simple installation experiences
A gui front end to pip might come close...
pip mytarball.tar.gz
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Reini Urban commented on
A few of my favourite things.... Set::Object
Thanks. This post made my day.
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