Perl 6: VMs

A Bunch of Rakudo News

A quick JVM backend update

A look at the preparations behind the JVM port, and a progress update

NQP on JVM gets Grammars, Multiple Dispatch

NQP on JVM bootstrapped, soon will land in NQP master

Rakudo on JVM progress update, and some questions answered

Rakudo on JVM Progress Update

MoarVM: A virtual machine for NQP and Rakudo

All about Perl 6 – interview of Jonathan Worthington (Part 1 of 3)

All about Perl 6 – interview of Jonathan Worthington (Part 2 of 3)

All about Perl 6 – interview of Jonathan Worthington (Part 3 of 3)

Perl module: Ouch

I love the API in this Perl module: Ouch.  To throw an exception you use ouch.  To handle an exception you use kiss.

Startups

Launching A Startup? Make A Clean Legal Break From Your Employer First

Perl Startups: Lacuna Expanse

Getting the word out

How do you get people to your site in the first place?

How do you make sure your visitors keep coming back?

Perl and Other Languages

Perl with a Lisp

A micro-manual for Lisp - Not the whole truth

Scala for Perl 5 Programmers

Parsing Using Marpa

Why Marpa works: table parsing

Mixing procedural and declarative parsing gracefully

MarpaX-Languages-C-AST

Empower Your Objects

Ovid (Curtis Poe) has been writing about personifying objects as experts.  This is basic, true, but it is an excellent way to think about how to design your objects, especially if you are an old procedural programmer like I am.

My favorite: The AuthenticationFairy

  Encapsulating Responsibility in Methods
Objects are experts
Tell, Don't Ask

Code Spells!

Welcome to CodeSpells!

Code Spells: Learn to Program by Crafting Your Own Magic Spells

Of Interest 2013-07-01

NuoDB Developer Center

Keynote - What Makes Python Awesome

SnowflakeServer

App::FatPacker

Server-side security war games