nginx perl 的异步 api 终于出来了吗？ 在 2012年4月23日 下午5:06，Fayland Lam <[email protected]>写道：
> > > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > From: Gabor Szabo <[email protected]> > Date: Mon, Apr 23, 2012 at 4:50 PM > Subject: [Perlweekly] #39 - A Moose in New York and Camelia in Oslo > To: [email protected] > > > Perl Weekly <http://perlweekly.com/> > > Issue #39 - April 23, 2012 > You can read the newsletter on the > web<http://perlweekly.com/archive/39.html>, > if you prefer. > > Welcome to all the new members! > > The Perl Weekly was mentioned in Hacker > Newsletter<http://hackernewsletter.com/?perlweekly>of Kale Davis. I'd like to > take the opportunity and recommend his weekly > collection of items from Hacker news. I saw quite a few interesting > articles mentioned there! > > On other news, I finally bought my flight ticket to Kiev. I was invited to > the Perl Mova Workshop in Kiev, along with Tatsuhiko Miyagawa and Florian > Ragwitz. Very flattering. This is going to be my first time in Ukraine and > I am planning to be touristy on the days before the workshop. If the locals > are interested, we might even have a mini hackathon. > > And now to the news... > > Headlines > > Poet: a web framework for Mason <http://bit.ly/I2sPWT> > Though I've never used Mason or any of the modules Jonathan Swartz wrote, > every time he announces something it seems to me something really serious > and well thought out. Maybe because in his post Jonathan also mentions > Hearst Digital Media, that has been using the earlier versions of this > framework for 6 years now. Maybe for some other reason. In any case, I'd > recommend checking out his announcement. > > Big Announcements on PrePAN <http://bit.ly/Jc3zfG> > It is now out in the open and Kentaro passed the ownership to Kyoto.pm. If > you don't know it yet, PrePAN helps people discuss their plans for creating > modules for CPAN. It certainly looks nice! The source code is on Github. > > SCK - 2.5 is Out ! <http://bit.ly/IhFodZ> > A URL shortener system in Perl Dancer written by geistteufel. The source > code is on Github. > > Announcements > > Update on Perl / Moose Meetup, celebrity attendees <http://bit.ly/I1iMzo> > The meeting is on 23 April, that's today for the readers of the > newsletter. If you are in New York, check out the event organized by John > Napiorkowski at Shutterstock. > > nginx-perl: the state of things <http://bit.ly/JhuXW9> > Nginx::Perl, maintained by Alexandr Gomoliako, provides full-featured perl > support for nginx via a Perl API. This version provides an asynchronous > API. > > New Citrus Perl keeping ahead of the $->MainLoop <http://bit.ly/JlwHCB> > Mark Dootson has release version 14 of Citrus Perl and then quickly > followed it with version 14a fixing an issue with the release. The > objective of the Citrus Perl distribution is to make it very easy to > re-package applications written in WxPerl on any of the 3 major platforms. > > Articles > > Wherein I realize the bliss of writing init scripts with > Daemon::Control<http://bit.ly/I06BVx> > Mike Doherty shows how to write an init script for PHP-FCGI. He shows the > resulting script - which is basically a configuration file - and then > explains some of the parameters. > > HTML::TableExtract is beautiful <http://bit.ly/I2qPs7> > In this post, Sinan Unur gives a beautiful example how Perl can help with > unemployment. Or at least how you can use the HTML::TableExtract module to, > well, extract tables from an HTML page. Also, I think posting beautiful > examples of Perl solutions to actual problem is much better than > complaining about bad examples. > > SSL security in HTTP::Tiny <http://bit.ly/I27EU3> > Mike Doherty is asking a dangerous question. Why is there no SSL support > in core perl? Till that happens he offers an explanation on how to use SSL > with HTTP::Tiny and how to even validate the SSL certificate. > > One Unit of Stepping Up <http://bit.ly/JEhSp8> > Joel Berger tells us the story of how he contacted Chris Maloney, the > author of Physics::Unit who has not touched his module for 8 years. What > would you say if someone contacted you about such ancient history? > > Dependencies, Minimizers, and Regressing to JavaScript<http://bit.ly/Im7X8T> > Last week there was a little drama over a bug Ovid found in a YAML code > written by Ingy. Now chromatic takes his sharp keyboard and tells us his > opinion about writing software for people who cannot install software... > > A success story for Config::Model <http://bit.ly/I4abfg> > Dominique Dumont, the author of Config::Model shares an e-mail he got > telling the story of 'a script that was never intended to be used for more > than a few month. But as things go, we were still using it after a few > years.' - oh how familiar is that? It needed a way to configure it. > > How Perl Documentation Could Look Like <http://bit.ly/I3fxck> > lichtkind (aka. herbert breunung) is reporting on his progress with his > TPF grant and advocating his idea to use pandoc for documentation. > > Discussion > > A Data::Dumper/eval + utf8 bug - or Latin1 strikes again<http://bit.ly/I0imro> > Zbigniew Lukasiak seemingly found a bug with unicode characters, but then > Sebastian Willert showed a solution. > > Testing > > A late Perl QA Hackathon 2012 post scriptum <http://bit.ly/IcqUwy> > Renormalist (Steffen Schwigon) was also in Paris working on some really > boring stuff (his words). But wait, his benchmarks show that perl got 20% > slower somewhere between 5.8 and 5.10 and stayed that way. Except, that it > seems the latest changes in 5.15 got the speed back. > > Code > > Still alive, Inline::Lua? <http://bit.ly/Jh7R1M> > Rob Hoeltz is looking for Tassilo von Parseval as he would like to take > over the maintenance of Inline::Lua. Does anyone have direct contact with > him? > > git-age-report <http://bit.ly/I0ZfAI> > Dave Rolsky provides a nice solution in Perl to find the files in a git > repository, that have not been changed for a long time. But then it got > golfed to some really short solution using find and xargs. Of course the > latter won't work on Windows. > > SnipMate Cheatsheets Generator <http://bit.ly/JvK9kB> > Do you remember the Template::Caribou project of Yanick Champoux? Now he > is using that module and explains in detail how to create the templates > that will generate the cheat sheets. > > Just read my mind and take me where I want to go! <http://bit.ly/HTzaPQ> > Dominic Humphries writes a wrapper for ssh so he won't need to type in > both the name of the server and the directory on the remote server where he > wants to cd to. > > Fun > > YAPC::NA 2012 is going to be great. Nope, not because of all > the...<http://bit.ly/I1rvBm> > I have not posted many of the daily blogs by JT Smith but this one is > really cool. BTW I think almost all the tickets of YAPC::NA are already > sold. So if you'd like to attend, hurry up. > > DC-Baltimore Perl Workshop 2012 <http://bit.ly/IJza57> > Thomas Klausner from Vienna.pm visited the US and attended his first ever > Perl Workshop in the US. Read his fun report and check out his pictures. > > Slides > > Garu's presentation on Game Development with SDL and Perl > <http://bit.ly/I3Tgt8> > > Videos > > It's about unicorns <http://bit.ly/JZoSwp> > Sebastian Riedel posted the video created by Glen Hinkle praising > Mojolicious. It's a funny video and it is only 1:08 min long. > > Perl 6 > > Participants of the Perl 6 Hackathon in Oslo have already written four > reports. Pick your favorite author here: > > Hackathoning in Oslo <http://bit.ly/JibuHr> > by Jonathan Worthington > > Oslo.pm Patterns Hackathon pictures <http://bit.ly/I2rgbI> > by Jan Ingvoldstad > > Perl 6 Hackathon in Oslo: Report From The First Day <http://bit.ly/I2rmQl> > by Moritz Lenz > > Oslo Perl 6 Patterns Hackathon, Days 1-2 <http://bit.ly/J2sFrS> > by Patrick Michaud > > Editors > > 1.0.1 released <http://bit.ly/I0IkhO> > Perlipse is a Perl editor based on Eclipse written by Jae Gangemi. I have > not tried it but I am happy to see more tools for Perl developers. > > Other > > My favorite editor is Vim <http://bit.ly/Jjmxh0> > Sinan Unur explains why Vim is his favourite editor, even though he hardly > knows it and how a $20 investment helped him reduce his time wasting by > 30%. I like how he puts real numbers to his 'cost' and 'profit'. > > Events > > Perl Mova Workshop in Kiev <http://bit.ly/wWf2Gx> > May 12-13, 2012, Kiev, Ukraine > > Nordic Perl workshop <http://bit.ly/HLkMal> > June 4-5, 2012, Stockholm, Sweden > > YAPC::NA <http://bit.ly/sIHWrY> > June 13-15, 2012, Madison, Wisconsin, USA > > French Perl workshop <http://bit.ly/HoMwYC> > June 29-30, 2012, Strasbourg > > You joined the Perl Weekly to get weekly e-mails about the Perl > programming language and related topics. > Want to see more? 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