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About things :: Strangely Consistent
I needed a space where I could blog about Perl 6. This is it. The blog is a bunch of statically generated HTML pages. As it happens, the program that generates these pages is written in Perl 6. The ph...
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Here be heredocs :: Strangely Consistent
I used to consider Perl 6 heredocs a clear-cut symptom of second-system syndrome: taking a useful feature and weighing it down with extravagant bells and whistles until it cannot move. I read the spec...
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I've recently learned a few valuable things about testing. I outline this in my Bondcon talk — Bondcon is a fictional anti-conference running alongside YAPC::Europe 2016 in a non-corporeal location bu...
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Continuations FAQ (epoq diary 013)
Tell me about continuations. Explain what they are.
Aww, that warms the cockles of what passes for my heart.Only a fictional reader substitute could guess I was in the mood to explain continuations today.
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Scatterbrained (epoq diary 012)
Here, have a picture of space.
This picture, along with the rest of this post, gets to represent a few things I haven't done yet.The whole "epoq diary" series is all about doing small things, but doing them regularly, iteratively, and they end up being a big thing.This picture is... -
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Error messages (epoq diary 011)
I've been thinking about error messages lately.
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Continuations (epoq diary 010)
Debugging is weird.
It's a fundamentally contradictory activity.I mean... you, the developer (by which I clearly mean "I, the developer", but let's commiserate together) obviously didn't make a mistake when coding up the thing.
Why would you make mistakes?That makes no sense.You coded the thing the way you did, because that's what you meant, and so, ipso facto, it's correct.And now you're looking for the mistake in it, going over the code again, even though clearly it's correct...
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