dagolden.com
Creating new distributions with Dist::Zilla | David Golden
http://www.dagolden.com/index.php/955/creating-new-distributions-with-distzilla
Whatever comes to mind. Parallel map with Parallel: Iterator. Thoughts on Perl 6 hype and backlash ». Creating new distributions with Dist: Zilla. August 4, 2010. You may already know that Dist: Zilla. Can create new boilerplate Perl distributions, just like Module: Starter. And other boilerplate generators). Dzil new My: Module. If you've ever tried this, you've seen that the built-in boilerplate is very, very minimal and you probably want to know how to customize it to fit your dzil style. The rest of ...
johnwang.com
John Wang online - Bitcoin Is Now Supported in Encode::Base58::GMP
http://johnwang.com/bitcoin-is-now-supported-in-encode-base58-gmp
Bitcoin Is Now Supported in Encode: Base58: GMP. Bitcoin Is Now Supported in Encode: Base58: GMP. Published on May 2, 2013. Base58 is a human-readable, protocol-safe encoding useful for case-sensitive encodings in cross-application situations such as urls, databases, file systems, full-text indexes and others. It was popularized by Flickr. And also used by Bitcoin. Back in 2011, I open sourced Base58 libraries using the GNU MP Big Num Library (GMP). For a bit of background, the reason Encode: Base58: GMP.
upasana.me
How to upload a perl module on CPAN using Dist::Zilla? | Upasana's blog :)
https://upasana.me/2014/01/05/how-to-upload-a-perl-module-on-cpan-using-distzilla
Upasana's blog :). How to upload a perl module on CPAN using Dist: Zilla? January 5, 2014. Today, I released my second CPAN module. While writing my first CPAN module. I used Dist: Zilla. For uploading my module to CPAN. But when I looked into it today, I had to go through some dzil plugins again. So, I thought that I should write a blog post about this. Basic directory structured of the module:. For example : see this module. Releasing dist to CPAN:. Dzil test - all dzil build. January 5, 2014. Fill in ...
perlishscrewdriver.blogspot.com
The perlish sonic screwdriver: May 2014
http://perlishscrewdriver.blogspot.com/2014_05_01_archive.html
The perlish sonic screwdriver. Who looks at a screwdriver and thinks, "Ooh, this could be a little more sonic"? Wednesday, 21 May 2014. Strehler 1.1.9 released. Released but not perfect. There're little problems about documentation and I probably found a little error in strehler script, layout function. Well, as usual. Another point in my TO-DO list is find a way to see how CPAN page will be rendered, after package upload, just to avoid little glitches in documentation as I'm experimenting now. Writing d...
irc.perl.org
irc.perl.org - Channels
http://www.irc.perl.org/channels.html
Ircperl.org - Channels. This is by no means an exhaustive list. Channels are added here at the request of their founders and maintainers as a courtesy. The following channels are the "official" channels of their project. They may have presences on other networks as well but this is their home. Act - Discussion about Act (A Conference Toolkit). A multilingual, template-driven, multi-conference web site that can manage the users, talks, schedule and payment for your conference. Catalyst - Home of Catalyst.
github.com
GitHub - rjbs/Dist-Zilla: scary tools for building CPAN distributions
https://github.com/rjbs/dist-zilla
Scary tools for building CPAN distributions. Use Git or checkout with SVN using the web URL. Aug 6, 2016. Restrict [MetaYAML] to metaspec v1.4, [MetaJSON] to v2.0 , as other version combinations are not well-supported by the toolchain. Failed to load latest commit information. Apr 21, 2016. Restrict [MetaYAML] to metaspec v1.4, [MetaJSON] to v2.0. Jul 5, 2016. Restrict [MetaYAML] to metaspec v1.4, [MetaJSON] to v2.0. Jul 5, 2016. Add missing bash completion subcommands. Apr 12, 2012. Sep 18, 2010.
contourline.wordpress.com
Contour Line | Surround and define the edges of a subject, giving it shape and volume | Page 2
https://contourline.wordpress.com/page/2
Surround and define the edges of a subject, giving it shape and volume. Newer posts →. Modernizing my approach to my R packages. I’ve been using R since 2000 or so, probably earlier, off and on. I’ve always just hacked out big old spaghetti-code programs. More recently, as alluded to with this past post. To package up my R code, but I didn’t really start to do that in earnest until very recently. It turns out, with just a few quirks, this works pretty well. This post outlines my general app...Perl module...