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I love carton, and you should to.
This one will be quick, promise! Hacktoberfest is upon us once again, it’s the most wonderful time of the year! That said, it’s also the…
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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 will then only return output…
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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 capture was added (http://perldoc.perl.org/perlretut.html) which…
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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 it. I am having to…
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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 to data changes (e.g. this…
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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, so things could get a…
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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 arbitrary data format and load…
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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 has ridiculously few dependencies, especially…
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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 after getting home from work.…
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Gist of the Day: Using Mojo, Mongo, and SL4A to send SMS Messages (1 of 2)
I got a little bored with what I had been posting (I suspect you did, too), so I’m doing something neat. I’m going to write…