I recently held a introduction to the Mojolicious web framework for Oslo.pm. Here are the slides: Mojolicious View more presentations from marcusramberg.
Like most serious Perl people, CPAN is the main reason I still use Perl after all this time. This huge, wonderful library of Perl code usually helps me avoid reinventing any wheels. On the other hand, the standard CPAN client is one of my most regular hate objects when coding Perl. It’s not that it lacks any features I need, rather the opposite, the damn thing has a million options, and no good de
In a recent post Dave Rolsky points out some of his own best practices for Catalyst. While I’ve come around to agree with his first point, that Catalyst should generate a reusable config class for the user, I’m not so sure with regards to his model viewpoints. For me, the strength of Catalyst’s Model layer has always been the immense glue layer that allows me to configure any model in a predictabl
We are testing out Sebastian’s Mojolicious framework for use in a Nordaaker project. Mojolicious uses an routes-based dispatcher, which is nice, but sometimes it’s hard to keep track of how everything is routed. Luckily Melo already has an excellent solution for this: Just check out MojoX::Routes::AsGraph , which can generate these lovely graphs for you. It can even generate Ascii graphs, if you’r
Our software site i use this is built on the MVC Framework Catalyst. We currently run it using the Russian web server Nginx and standalone fastcgi servers. I am using the Moose Based CGI::Engine distribution by Stevan Little to start the servers. This module makes it really easy to manage your applications. You just create a YML config file like this: --- - name: "iusethis-osx.server" nproc: 4 scr
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