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14 Dec 09

Recursive Regular Expressions - good coders code, great reuse

Now let’s look at the Yo Dawg regular expression in the picture above. Can you guess what it does? It matches a fully parenthesized expression such as (foo(bar())baz) or balanced parentheses ((()()())()).

But please don’t use these regular expressions in production as they are too cryptic. Use Text::Balanced or Regexp::Common Perl modules.

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perl regex recursive balanced parantheses

  • Now let’s look at the Yo Dawg regular expression in the picture above. Can you guess what it does? It matches a fully parenthesized expression such as (foo(bar())baz) or balanced parentheses ((()()())()).
  • But please don’t use these regular expressions in production as they are too cryptic. Use Text::Balanced or Regexp::Common Perl modules.
16 Nov 09

local::lib::deps - search.cpan.org

"use local::lib::deps;
$local::lib::deps->install_deps( 'My::Module', 'Dep::One', 'Dep::Two' );"

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perl module development local::lib bootstrap dependencies workflow deps

09 Oct 09

How can I install a specific version of a Perl module? - Stack Overflow

  • install M/MS/MSCHWERN/Test-Simple-0.62.tar.gz
06 Oct 09

The Diffusion of Technical Knowledge and the Crisis of the Technology Worker - Vox

We all have a stake in finishing a project and a domain of action for accomplishing that. I would never start questioning legal matters at a direct reports meeting, and I ask that you refrain from speculating that this all could have been more easily done using VBA and Excel, just because you heard so from a friend of a friend.

Technology meetings should never be limited to the workers in a given department. In return, for opening the door, I ask that my non IT colleagues try to show some sensitivity and realize that often your off the cuff suggestions can sound to me like you are saying my skill and ability are no longer needed. Often what I hear is that I'm going to be forced to work with yet another ill conceived technology directive. For this sensitivity is needed all around.

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perl blog atwork socialize teamwork

  • I would never start
    questioning legal matters at a direct reports meeting, and I ask that
    you refrain from speculating that this all could have been more
    easily done using VBA and Excel, just because you heard so from a
    friend of a friend.


  • Technology meetings should never be limited
    to the workers in a given department. In return, for opening the
    door, I ask that my non IT colleagues try to show some sensitivity
    and realize that often your off the cuff suggestions can sound to me
    like you are saying my skill and ability are no longer needed. Often
    what I hear is that I'm going to be forced to work with yet another
    ill conceived technology directive. For this sensitivity is needed
    all around.
25 Sep 09

Re: [Catalyst] ways to do stuff and why

I tend to return the DBIC objects but make sure the controller only ever
interacts with *semantic* methods rather than the DBIC-specific
find/search/etc. so I could swap it out for such an extra layer if I ever need
to.

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perl dbic dbix::class format:mailinglist architecture design dal layer creator:matt_s_trout

  • I tend to return the DBIC objects but make sure the controller only ever
    interacts with *semantic* methods rather than the DBIC-specific
    find/search/etc. so I could swap it out for such an extra layer if I ever need
    to.
07 Sep 09

TryCatch - search.cpan.org

TryCatch - first class try catch semantics for Perl, without source filters.

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PERL MODULE EXCEPTIONS TRY catch

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