A quick and simplified look at how Zef works
Everything has to start somewhere. A Perl6 package's story usually starts at its META.info file, a file containing various bits of information that describe the package and … »
Refactoring HTTP::Server::Async
Even serialized HTTP servers are complicated. Let's make one that is asynchronous for the three Fs; fun, frustration, fury. We're going to rewrite HTTP::Server::Async … »
Using supply timers and promises to create a Perl6 terminal progress bar
A simple progress bar was the target of my attention a few months back. It would consist of 3 parts: * 1. Capture the output from stdout * 2. Some sort of … »
STD multiplexing in Perl6, part 2
In the previous post, Managing stdout from multiple processes: STD multiplexing in Perl6, kinda [https://deathbyperl6.com/multiplexing-stdout-from-multiple-processes/], we created a function procs2stdout that would take any number of @processes, … »
Managing stdout from multiple processes: STD multiplexing in Perl6, kinda
Sometimes you want to spawn multiple processes and and merge the output into some type of format. My adventures in creating a parallelized perl6 package manager, Zef[1], had reached … »