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WebPerl looks cool. I wrote an interactive blog post [1] that guides the reader through an exercise in scraping log files using a series of Perl one-liners. I e
by tronbabylove 8y ago
WebPerl looks cool. I wrote an interactive blog post [1] that guides the reader through an exercise in scraping log files using a series of Perl one-liners. I ended up delegating execution to a sandboxed Lambda function on the backend, but running it client-side would have been a lot simpler.
[1] https://andrewstahlman.com/posts/ParetoPerl.html https://andrewstahlman.com/posts/ParetoPerl.html
- mst 8y agoWebPerl is fascinating, I'm hoping at some point the author talks to the rest of the perl community so we can compare notes.
- pawelmurias 8y agoIf we want to be extra crazy it should be possible to combine rakudo.js and WebPerl to have Inline::Perl5 working in the browser.
- willthechill 8y agoI've already spoken with Hauke at great length on #perl11, and he has formally joined the Perl 11 development cooperative, as evidenced by the recent addition of WebPerl to the Perl11.org website.