JSON::Class:auth Released
My version of JSON::Class is now released. The previous post explains why does this worth a note.
My version of JSON::Class is now released. The previous post explains why does this worth a note.
This will be a short one. I have recently released a family of WWW::GCloud modules for accessing Google Cloud services. Their REST API is, apparently, JSON-b...
I was always concerned about making things easier. No, not this way. A technology must be easy to start with, but also be easy in accessing its advanced or ...
I have managed to finish one more article in the Advanced Raku For Beginners series, this time about type and object composition in Raku.
Once, long ago, coincidentally a few people were asking the same question: how do I get a method object of a class?
The recording quality of the first Rakudo Core Development Class happened to be disastrous. Due to this I was very hesitant to publish it without attempting ...
After a long marathon of coding for different projects a change of activity was required. Meanwhile, the series of publications had been neglected for too lo...
The thing is: I hate XML. OK, not exactly. I hate the way they abuse it, especially in the corporate world. XML, and Java (or Python lately), and no alterna...
Let’s assume we have a type with multi-component name, like: class Foo::Bar { } And there is another class Baz for which we want it to be coercible into F...
These clickbaiting titles are so horrible, I couldn’t stand mocking them! But at least mine speaks truth.
will complain
Trait
Long time no see, my dear reader! I was planning a lot for this blog, as well as for the Advanced Raku For Beginners series. But you know what they say: wann...
First of all, I’d like to apologize for all the errors in this post. I just haven’t got time to properly proof-read it. A while ago I was trying to fix a pr...
There was an interesting discussion on IRC today. In brief, it was about exposing one’s database structures over API and security implications of this approa...
Just have noticed that normally I have 4 editors/IDEs running at the same time:
The recently published article contained a factual error, as was pointed out by Elizabeth Mattijsen. I stated that named arguments do not work in role parame...
Raku is full of surprises. Sometimes I read something what that me like “oh, really?”. Sometimes I realize than a fact evident for me is not so obvious for o...
A while ago I promised a couple of people an article about Raku roles. To be frank, it was a long time ago. The plan was to cover a number of other subjects ...
Soon after Test::Async time has came for the first release of Config::BINDish. At first, I didn’t plan the module whatsoever. Then I considered it as a littl...
This had to be a decent release announcement with a little bit of bragging about the new features in Test::Async. But it wouldn’t be me unless I screw up in ...
For a couple of reasons I had to revamp the module and change it in a non-backward compatible way. To avoid bumping api again and because versions 0.1.0 and ...
UPDATE I had to pull out versions 0.1.0 and 0.1.1 from CPAN. See the followup post. I don’t usually announce regular releases of my modules. But not this ti...
The friendly battle continues with the next post from Wenzel where he considers different cases where strict typechecking doesn’t work. The primary point he ...
As Wenzel P.P. Peppmeyer continues with his great blog posts about Raku, he touches some very interesting subjects. His last post is about implementing DWIM ...
Just another day before Christmas and one more great Raku Advent Calendar article: Day 14: Writing Faster Raku code, Part I. Nothing foreshadowed a surprise ...
I didn’t expect my previous report to have a continuation, but here it goes. When the initial implementation of new coercions was merged, I started checking ...
The Merge of PR 3891 completes my work on new implementation of coercion in Rakudo. When I was starting with it my only intention was about to find a task to...
After month and a half full of many events, I finally got time to complete one more article for the Advanced Raku For Beginners series.
Just a reminder to anybody passing by this blog that the election to Raku Steering Council is going on now and will be taking place until Sep 20. More detail...
I’m not the blogging kind of person and usually don’t post without a good reason. For a long while even a good reason wasn’t enough for me to write something.
I’m publishing the next article from ARFB series. This time rather short one, much like a warm up prior to the main workout. But I’d like to devote this pos...
A new article of Advanced Raku For Beginners series is published now. With a really surprising subject this time!
In response to a Wenzel P. P. Peppmeyer post I have a thing to add.
In the Everything Is An Object. MOP. article I made a shameful error
I have two major updates to announce.
After almost half a year of work I finally publish my new project Vikna
Quite ingenious title I used here, but it’s precise.
My morning started today with a cup of cold tea and an IRC request. The latter was coming from Elizabeth Mattijsen asking to write a paragraph on my recently...