FOSDEM 2011 report | Sukria.net
So this year I was to FOSDEM, and this was my first time. Wow. F*cking Wow! This event is awesome. There are so many hackers out there it’s just impressive, like 6000 or something… And it is Belgium, which means pretty awesome beers everywhere for a few euros. But well, I’m not here to speak about beers, am I? From my perspective though, what was awesome was not FOSDEM itself, but the fact that it
Dancer, global thoughts about our philosophySukria.net | Sukria.net
If you follow Perl5 blogs you may have been aware that Dancer was put under the spotlight recently (even if that spotlight was meant to be showing the weak points of Dancer, it was still an enlightenment). I’m going to use that event as an opportunity to give my point of view on Dancer, this entry will be a reference for exposing the philosophy of the project. 1. Is Dancer a port of Sinatra ? No.
Perl Dancer meeting #1 reportSukria.net | Sukria.net
Here is my quick report of the first Dancer meeting that took place last thursday in Paris. We started the meeting by demonstrating how Dancer and Plack middlewares can be powerful and easy-to-use. We did a live demo of a scaffolded Dancer app configured to run with Plack::Middleware::Debug. That was neat. Just editing the config file allows you to enable and disable middlewares, you don’t even ne
French Perl Workshop 2010 report | Sukria.net
I’m just back from FPW 2010 and I want to write this blog entry right now, while everything is still fresh in my mind. Lots of things happened regarding Dancer and I want to sum them up here. BibLibre, Dancer and authentication middlewares First of all I’ve met Marc Chantreux who works for BibLibre and wants to use Dancer at work. Marc is looking for the good way to implement an authentication la
Dancer’s development update, near to release 1.140 | My Perl Path
Lots of good things happened recently in Dancer's development, here they are: HTTP::Server::Simple::PSGI After my last post about Dancer, Tatsuiko Miyagawa suggested to build Dancer's standalone server upon a PSGI-aware layer, rather than on HTTP::Server::Simple::CGI. A couple of days later, he released HTTP::Server::Simple::PSGI, which is actually based HTTP::Server::Simple (which itself doesn't
Getting rid of CGI.pm in Dancer’s code | My Perl Path
Yes, I finally took the decision to stop using CGI.pm in Dancer's code. It was not an easy decision to take, mainly because of the following reasons: it's in the core (I'm a "less-CPAN-deps-ships-better" freak when it's about Dancer!) it provides a stable and well-known way of dealing with the HTTP interface (params, methods, path infos ...) and well, to add a third reason, why should I want to ch
Using Plack to run a Dancer app under a CGI environment | My Perl Path
Sawyer X on blogs.perl.org recently wondered how one could run a Dancer application under a 100% CGI environment. Indeed, he came up quickly with a REST app in development stage and wanted to go on air with a plain old CGI script. He seems to think it's not possible with Dancer but as Dancer supports PSGI/Plack, he's wrong ;) Thanks to the PSGI/Plack goodness, any application can be powered by a
Session support for Dancer, 1.0 is near « My Perl Path
I'm glad to write this blog entry: Dancer now supports sessions. Before giving you all the crunchy details about the implementation of that feature, let's see some working code: post '/login' => sub { my $user = authenticate_user(params); if (defined $user) { session user_id => $user->id; return "Welcome abroad!"; } else { return "Login failed"; } }; get '/home' => sub { if (not session('user_id'
sukria.net » Blog Archive » Mounting a Dancer app into Apache + PSGI/Plack
Now that Dancer 0.9904 is released, I’ve took the time to upgrade my Dancer configuration for the official website from a proxy_balancer configuration to an Apache2 + PSGI/Plack architecture. Here is how to proceed if you like to power your Dancer app up with Apache and PSGI/Plack. First of all, you need Plack, at the time of this writing, it’s not yet in CPAN, so you should go to miyagawa’s place
sukria.net » Blog Archive » Perl Dancer 0.9904 released
I’ve just published a new version of Dancer. It’s basically a PSGI/Plack support release but also provides a new piece of sugar: the bootstraping helper. One can now create a new application from scractch with a single command, as explained on the website. A big thank to Tatsuhiko Miyagawa who helped me when I was working on the PSGI/Plack support and to Sebastien Deseille who worked on the helper
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