marcus ramberg » Blog Archive » Catalyst::Plugin::AutoCRUD
One major factor in Catalyst’s success has been extensibility. I plan to do a series on extensions that I’ve found useful recently. To kick it off, I’ll feature a model which gives me a simple and useful admin interface to my DBIx::Class models. When I first got involved with MVC Web Frameworks like Maypole and Ruby on Rails, a big selling point was the ability to generate CRUD (Create/Read/
marcus ramberg » Blog Archive » Awesome route graph with MojoX::Routes::AsGraph
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
marcus ramberg » Blog Archive » A proper TryCatch for Perl
While grown-up languages like Java has mechanisms to let you throw Exception objects, and to catch them in different places and do interesting things with them, most Perl code just dies with a error message of some sort (If you’re lucky, it’s even helpful, and reporting the mistake you did inside your own code, rather than going belly up inside the module itself. This is usually good enough for m
marcus ramberg » Blog Archive » Painless rollouts with FCGI::Engine
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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