PAX Update: One Binary, Real Applications, and the Hard Parts of Compiling Perl
A practical PAX follow-up for Perl developers covering one-binary packaging, real application closure, helper-command behavior, five measured speedup examples, and the feedback that can move the project forward.
How Developer Dashboard Layers Context, Skills, Pages, and Runtime
A practical follow-up on Developer Dashboard covering layered runtime resolution, skill installation and scope, pages as workflow surfaces, collectors and runtime helpers, and the shortest clean-machine bootstrap path.
The browser Skill: Fast Playwright Checks Inside Developer Dashboard
A practical look at the Developer Dashboard browser skill for terminal-first users who want Playwright-backed browser checks, screenshots, and quick DOM work without scaffolding a separate automation project.
PAX: Compiling Perl Again, This Time for Real
A sober look at PAX for Perl developers who have heard the compiled-Perl pitch before, focused on what already works, where the hybrid model matters, and why the webapp-plus-Docker proof changes the conversation.
Introducing Developer Dashboard: A Terminal-First Workspace for Local Developer Operations
A practical introduction to Developer Dashboard for terminal-first developers who want one command surface, layered local context, and less shell-history archaeology.
Python Type Hints: From Perl's Moose to mypy
Perl developers know the power of Moose's runtime type constraints. This guide contrasts that with Python's static type checking, covering generics, Optional types, and mypy-driven feedback before runtime.