2013.07.14 in #103How to create a portable web application in Perl
Yuki Kimoto, a Japanese Perl programmer who created GitPrep (an open source Github clone) now collects a few items showing how to build an application using Mojolicious.
2013.07.26 in #105Comparing Git repository viewers "GitPrep" and "GitLab"
Want to provide a web view of your Git repositories? Yuki Kimoto adds a new Perl-based offering to the table: GitPrep. In this article, he highlights the differences between this new contender and GitLab, one of the scene's major incumbents.
2013.11.11 in #121The way to write Ruby + Middleman application with Perl.
Middleman is ruby web framework that makes developing stand-alone websites simple. Yuki Kimoto shows an example using Mojolicious. One of the commenters points to a similar solution in Dancer, and yet another commenter points to Poet which is a modern web framework for Mason developers.
2016.06.22 in #257Why do I like simple object system? Object::Simple story.
If you like Mojolicious's Mojo::Base and would wish to use it in non-Mojorelated projects, rejoice, for Object::Simple has entered the OO arena, and draws heavy, heeeavy inspiration from the Mojolicious code.
2017.03.16 in #295DBIx::Custom 0.38 release
Kimoto-san has released a new version of DBIx::Custom, dropping some features that have been deprecated for the last 5 years.
2017.04.03 in #298DBIx :: Custom 0.39 release
Adding SQL generation feature, and simple generation of model. Lots of changes. Needs testing.
2017.05.30 in #306SPVM is developed little by little
Static Perl Virtual Matchine (SPVM) is a Perlish static typed language. It is the language to speed up numerical operation and array operation in Perl.
2017.06.06 in #307GitPrep 2.6
Kimoto-san has released a new version of his Github replacement, GitPrep, which adds wiki support.
2017.06.20 in #309SPVM is released! Perl maybe become much fast.
SPVM - Fast calculation, GC, static typing, VM with perlish syntax. David Mertens, in the comment section points to similarities to rperl and some issues with C::Blocks.
2017.10.14 in #3256lang Naming Proposal is Good
This month's name for Perl 6 is 6lang. Kimoto-san explains why he likes this, which really comes down to the fact that including "Perl" in the name of "Perl 6" continues to damage both Perl 5 and Perl 6.
2018.09.05 in #372Perl Coding Guide line 2018
Yuki Kimoto share the coding guide line in Japanese. Please use Google translator if you are non-Japanese speaker.
2019.01.24 in #392bless is good parts of Perl language
Yuki started very interesting discussion about the "bless" feature of perl. There are few interesting comments at the end. Must read for any perl lover.
2019.03.05 in #398Idea of Raku
Yuki-san brought the most controversial subject and tried to explain in simple language.
2019.04.15 in #404SPVM 1.0 language specification
Yuki-san shares SPVM 1.0 specification. Most of the specification is written in Japanese. SPVM is a programming language which can be used as CPAN module.
2019.06.17 in #413How to display NA in CPAN Testers
CPAN Testers can display PASS or FAIL according to the test results and they can also display NA in case the test was not relevant. For example a Windows-specific test-case when executed on a Linux box. Yuki got some exmplanation how to tell the CPAN testers that this is the case.
2019.08.24 in #422I create new site "Perl Newbie"
Yuki-san created new site just for Perl Newbie. It doesn't have anything usefull at the moment. Please do visit again for interesting stuff.
2019.12.13 in #438Perl Subroutine Signatures Opinion Blog
Yuki started discussion with regard to the Perl Subroutine signatures, please do share your thoughts on the subject.
2022.12.12 in #594How to install cpanm using HTTP::Tiny and Perl oneliner?
I am not sure it is really needed as Strawberry Perl for Windows, the only place where you don't have built in curl already comes with cpanm preinstalled. But nevertheless an interesting possibility.
2022.12.26 in #597Perl Suggestion: Improve metacpan title in Google SEO
Yuki is trying hard to improve the ranking of MetaCPAN pages, but does he talk to the MetaCPAN developers. Did he send a pull-request to implement this? If not Yuki, then will someone pick-up the idea and implement it?
2023.02 in #605First release of SPVM::File::Temp and SPVM::File::Find
SPVM (Static Perl Virtual Machine) is a perl-ish static typed programing language. SPVM provides fast calculation, fast array operations, easy C/C++ binding, and creating executable files.
