Archive for March 2017
Using the Perl debugger with DBIx::Class
Using the Perl debugger with DBIx::Class Today’s debugger hack will make using the debugger with DBIx::Class much easier.
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( Comments Off on Using the Perl debugger with DBIx::Class )Continuous Integration. CircleCI vs Travis CI vs Jenkins
Continuous Integration. CircleCI vs Travis CI vs Jenkins The main goal of continuous integration is to identify the problems that may occur during the development process earlier and more easily. If you integrate regularly — there is much less to check while looking for errors. That results in less time spent for debugging and more […]
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A Simple Guide for Python Packaging – Small Things about Python Code reuse is a very common need. It saves you time for writing the same code multiple times, enables leveraging other smart people’s work to make new things happen. Even just for one project, it helps organize code in a modular way so you […]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( Comments Off on A Simple Guide for Python Packaging – Small Things about Python )Make files not war: How to write short, readable makefiles that work
Make files not war: How to write short, readable makefiles that work This article tries to explain make and it’s makefiles in slightly different terms than the original documentation or even most tutorials. It took me a long time to understand how to write short, simple and understandable makefiles that work, and I hope this […]
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