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I'd love to see any of these get done.
Anyone who wants to, or is even simply considering making App::Nopaste's Gist service work again, please get in touch! I'm App::Nopaste's author and I will be as accommodating to such work as I can. :)
Preach it brother! I ran into this exact same problem with DateTime just this week. Luckily for me, my bug looked more like this, with these lines actually adjacent to eachother:
my $start = parse_datetime($input);
my $end = $start->add(days => 13);
so I was able to quickly suss out that I was missing a ->clone as well.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXuoMwesmfo demonstrates the system. The announcer is giving a 30 second countdown (and even then, when that coutdown, started, the kid is already under the table so they had well over 30 seconds' notice).
It feels like magic.
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iOS 5 gets Japan earthquake notifications
Note that it isn't officially confirmed that iOS 5 would have the access to Japanese Earthquake warnings/alerts. The linked post discusses about it based on the rumors and speculations. Yet, this blog post could be useful to explain how this alert system works, even if the rumor turns out to be ...
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Being able to run mock requests (as opposed to always forking a server) is one of the many benefits Jifty gets by switching to PSGI. miyagawa++ chmrr++
Commented Dec 14, 2009 on Day 13: use Plack::Test to test your application at Plack Advent Calendar
Day 13: use Plack::Test to test your application
### Testing There are many ways to test web applications, either with a live server or using a mock request technique. Some web application frameworks allow you to write an unit test using one of those methods, but the way you write tests differ per framework of your choice. Plack::Test gives you...
I was worried you had reinvented File::ChangeNotify but it looks like you're using it. Cool. :)
Commented Dec 6, 2009 on Day 4: Reloading applications at Plack Advent Calendar
Day 4: Reloading applications
[Yesterday](http://advent.plackperl.org/2009/12/day-3-using-plackup.html) I introduced the basics of plackup and its command line options. Today I'll show you more! ### Reload the application as necessary During the development you often change your perl code, saved in `.psgi` or `.pm` files. Bec...
Why do you want this in Template::Declare? I can make it happen, but only if there's a really good reason. Is it so you can only put a li {} inside of a ul {} or ol {}? If so, that will not work with Sub::Exporter::Lexical. The export would need to be dynamically scoped, not lexically scoped, since this needs to work:
ol { show_item($_) for @list }
sub show_item { ... li { shift } ... }
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