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Shell command of the day
This command will look for the ID value XXXXX in your log files ending in either *.log or *.log-YYYYMMDD. It…
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Net::AMQP::RabbitMQ Releases
This weekend I released two versions of Net::AMQP::RabbitMQ on CPAN: 0.007000 and 0.007001. The first version was the culmination of…
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Re-factoring Your Old Projects
Once upon a time I maintained a very small, lightweight framework to allow for Perl interfaces to be integrated with…
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Gist of the Day: Named Capture in Perl Regular Expressions (Briefly)
One of the largest critiques I see about regular expressions is that they lack readability. Well, in Perl 5.10 named…
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Gist of the Day: Playing with Forks
Parallel processing is all the rage these days, and life has me at a point where I’m needing to use…
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Gist of the Day: Test::MockModule for Repeatable Tests!
I like repeatable tests. The #1 benefit of repeatable tests is that they’re repeatable. This also means they’re less vulnerable…
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Gist of the Day: How to Test a File You Wrote!
First, I suppose I should apologize for two days of silence. I am currently going through a major life transition,…
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Gist of the Day: There's More Than One Way to Switch Your Class!
In programming you will commonly see abstraction layers. Say, for instance, you wanted to have a program to take some…
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Gist of the Day: Mojo Merging Hashes
Mojolicious is a fun module/framework/thing for me. How do I love Mojolicious? Let me count the ways (sorry Shakespeare): Mojo…
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Gist of the Day: Using Mojo, Mongo, and SL4A to send SMS Messages (2 of 2)
I am very sorry that I missed posting this yesterday, I kinda got crazy sleepy and went to bed shortly…