Posted on Tue, 25 Feb 2014 in Development • Tagged with DevOps, Testing, Perl, Continuous Integration
A few months ago I gave a small talk at the Nordic Perl Workshop 2013, about a clever way of combining cpanm and local::lib to test your CPAN modules with the latest version of its dependencies.
I have a few perl modules on CPAN, which is mostly feature complete …
Posted on Fri, 01 Feb 2013 in Technology • Tagged with Oracle, Instaclient, OS X, Perl, OCI
If you use OS X to develop anything that connects to Oracle, then today is a good day!
The Oracle 64 bit Instaclient is finally available in a non crashing version on OS X!
It only took 2 major OS X releases, and one major Oracle release1 for Oracle …
Posted on Thu, 03 Sep 2009 in Pick of the week • Tagged with Apps, Growl, iPhone, Perl, Unix
This weeks pick is another
iPhone app by the name of Prowl.
Prowl promises to bring Growl from your
desktop to your iPhone. When I first heard about
Prowl I thought that this was surely the
stupidest app ever! - Why on earth would you want your Growl
notifications on your …
Posted on Mon, 18 Aug 2008 in Technology • Tagged with Conference, Perl
What a great
conference! Great speakers and
great people. I had tons of fun! A huge "Thank you!" goes to the
organizers for making this a memorable event.
Posted on Fri, 07 Mar 2008 in Personal • Tagged with CPAN, Perl, Wife
Today
my wife got registered on
PAUSE, which means she can now upload her
own Perl modules on
CPAN - She's even in the process of porting
a Ruby on Rails app to
Catalyst. Ain't she cool?
Posted on Tue, 18 Dec 2007 in Technology • Tagged with Perl
Rumor
has it that this fine december day, Perl5Porters is giving us "Perl
5.10":http://search.cpan.org/dist/perl-5.10.0/, the best Perl 5
yet. I hope its true, because 5.10 contains loads of fun and useful
new features! Well... Its still *very* early in the …