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Testing Perl 5.12.0 RC 1 with App::perlbrew

Mar 30, 2010 by chromatic

tooling
cpan
installation
perl-5
perl-5-12
perlbrew
testing

I’m working on a project with Curtis “Ovid” Poe and Adrian Howard. We use Perl 5.10.1, but because we control which version of Perl 5 we use, there’s no reason not to test with Perl 5.12.0 - and if we…

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Idioms, or How to Write Perlish Perl

Mar 16, 2010 by chromatic

development
idioms
objects
parameters
perl-5
perl-programming
schwartzian-transform

Any language—programming or natural—develops idioms, or common patterns of expression. The earth revolves, but we speak of the sun rising or setting. We talk of clever hacks and nasty hacks and slinging code. We ping each other on IRC to…

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Beginner's Introduction to Perl 5.10, Part 2

May 7, 2008 by chromatic and Doug Sheppard

tutorials
files
perl-5-10
perl-filehandles
string
tutorials

A Beginner’s Introduction to Perl 5.10 talked about the core elements of Perl: variables (scalars, arrays, and hashes), math operators and some basic flow control (the for statement). Now it’s time to interact with the world. (A Beginner’s Introduction…

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A Beginner's Introduction to Perl 5.10

Apr 23, 2008 by chromatic and Doug Sheppard

tutorials
novice-programmers
perl-5-10
perl-for-beginners
tutorials

First, a Little Sales Pitch Editor’s note: this series is based on Doug Sheppard’s Beginner’s Introduction to Perl. A Beginner’s Introduction to Files and Strings with Perl 5.10 explains how to use files and strings, and A Beginner’s Introduction to…

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Memories of 20 Years of Perl

Dec 21, 2007 by chromatic

community
anniversary
memories
programming-stories
advocacy

For Perl’s 20th anniversary, several Perl programmers reflect on their experiences with the language.

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Still More Perl Lightning Articles

Jul 13, 2006 by chromatic, Phil Crow, Josh McAdams and Steven Schubiger

development
java-swing
mock-objects
module-build-convert
perl-lightning-articles
perl-modules
perl-scripts
perl-tricks
refactoring-tests
test-organization
test-class
test-mockobject-extends
user-interfaces

Using Module::Build, using Swing from Perl, turning modules into scripts, adding mocks to test fixtures-it’s time for more Perl lightning articles!

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What Is Perl 6

Jan 12, 2006 by chromatic

perl-6
language-design
parrot
perl
perl-6
perl-design
ponie
programming-languages
pugs

In the sixth year of Perl 6’s multi-year reinvention, some of its developers reflected on why it was taking so long.

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Porting Test::Builder to Perl 6

Jul 28, 2005 by chromatic

perl-6
parrot
perl-6
perl-6-modules
porting-to-perl-6
pugs
refactoring
test-driven-design-of-perl-6
test-builder
porting

Pugs let real people write real Perl 6 code. This article presents a case study of porting Perl’s venerable Test::Builder to Perl 6.

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Inside YAPC::NA 2005

May 12, 2005 by chromatic

community
perl-conference
perl-mongers
richard-dice
toronto
toronto-perl-mongers
tpf
tpm
yapc
yapc-na

An interview with Richard Dice, who helped organize Perl’s YAPC::NA 2005 in Toronto.

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People Behind Perl: brian d foy

Apr 28, 2005 by chromatic

community
brian-d-foy
japh
people-behind-perl
perl-hackers
the-perl-review

An interview with long-time Perl programmer and author, brian d foy. His book Mastering Perl recently came out in its second edition.

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More Lightning Articles

Mar 31, 2005 by chromatic, Bob DuCharme, Shlomi Fish and Mark Leighton Fisher

development
devel-linetrace
emacs-and-perl
emacs-customization
lightning-articles
mock-database
buffering
debugging
test-mockdbi
screen-io

Customize Emacs with Perl, debug your programs with line tracing, mock the DBI for testing, and manage buffering effectively-four short articles for Perl programmers.

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A Plan for Pugs

Mar 3, 2005 by chromatic

perl-6
perl6
autrijus-tang
camelfolk
haskell
lambdafolk
language-implementation
parsec
perl-6
pugs

Autrijus Tang, creator of the Pugs Perl 6 implementation, explains how this project may bring Perl 6 to fruition.

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Perl Code Kata: Testing Imports

Dec 16, 2004 by chromatic

testing
code-kata
exporting
import
perl-code-kata
perl-exercises
perl-modules
perl-testing

Want to get better at Perl? This short exercise helps you understand how modules import symbols into namespaces.

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Perl Code Kata: Testing Taint

Oct 21, 2004 by chromatic

testing
chromatic
code-kata
perl-code-kata
perl-exercises
perl-taint
perl-testing

Perl’s taint mode can help you avoid using untrusted input insecurely. Here’s how to practice using it.

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A Test::MockObject Illustrated Example

Jul 10, 2002 by chromatic

tooling
oo-testing

Perl’s Test::MockObject CPAN module helps you test troublesome interfaces. Learn how it works!

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An Introduction to Testing

Dec 4, 2001 by chromatic

testing

Does your code work? How do you know that? Testing software with Perl is easier than you think, and it’ll give you confidence that you’ve done the right thing.

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DBI is OK

Mar 20, 2001 by chromatic

data
dbi
dbix-recordset

Many database projects use ORMs and other helpers, but using Perl’s DBI by itself is easier and faster than you might think.

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