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I’m excited to announce the release of Mojolicious 8.0 (Supervillain). This release marks the culmination of a 2 year development cycle, reaching its conclusion last week at Mojoconf in Norway. Where we were fortunate enough to have the whole core team present, for many very productive discussions and some crazy fun experiments to get async/await working with Perl and Mojolicious. The project has
I’m excited to announce the release of Mojolicious 7.0 (Doughnut). While the community around Mojolicious keeps growing, you might be surprised to hear that the distribution itself has actually been shrinking. This is a very good thing, even with all the features we added over the years, we’ve managed to reduce the code size from 11247 lines in 2010, to 8490 lines today. As you can see, it’s not a
It fills me with great joy to announce the release of Mojolicious 6.0 (Clinking Beer Mugs). This has been the first major release for the newest member of our core team, please welcome Jan Henning Thorsen. It would appear that 2015 will be remembered as the year of the 6.0 releases, but the year is still young and there’s a lot more for us to look forward to. The IETF has just approved HTTP/2, whi
I’m excited to announce the release of Mojolicious 5.0 (Tiger Face). It is named after the location of our very first Mojoconf, which has been a huge success and ended just a few days ago. The Oslo Perl Mongers have really done an amazing job putting it all together, and we would love to see this turn into a yearly event, so if you’d like to host the next Mojoconf in 2015, please get in touch! The
I’m very happy to announce that this year Mojolicious will be getting its very own conference, from the 23rd to 25th of May 2014 the Oslo Perl Mongers will be hosting the very first Mojoconf. And the whole core team will be there to talk about Perl and the Web!
It fills me with great joy to announce our classiest release yet, Mojolicious 4.0 (Top Hat). This is the first major release for the newest member of our core team, please welcome Dr. Joel Berger, he was responsible for many of the new features. It has only been 11 months since our 3.0 release and the new development process is working out very well for us so far. The community keeps growing fast,
It fills me with great joy to announce the release of Mojolicious 3.0 (Rainbow). This marks the first major release for our newly formed core team, consisting of Glen Hinkle, Marcus Ramberg, Abhijit Menon-Sen and yours truly. A lot has happened during the last 8 months since our 2.0 release, most design decisions are now made by majority vote. The core feature set is not changing much anymore, and
A lot has changed in the world of cloud hosting since the last time i took a closer look at one of the providers. Almost all of them support Perl these days, directly or indirectly. One of the most prominent ones is Heroku, and today we are going to use their official tools and a custom buildpack to deploy a Mojolicious::Lite application into the cloud. First of all you need to sign up for a free
I'm very happy to announce the release of Mojolicious 2.0 (Leaf Fluttering In Wind). It is now almost a year since our first stable release, and what a great year it has been. The community really exploded, with now over 100 regulars on the IRC channel and 450 watchers on GitHub, making us by far the most successful CPAN module there. Thanks everyone! Of course we also have many new features for y
When we recently added the EV backend to Mojolicious, we not only got performance and scalability improvements, but also native support for AnyEvent. And to demonstrate how easy to use it actually is, we are going to extend the HTML5 EventSource example from last month with some IRC goodness today. :) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 3
Sooner or later most web developers stumble over one not so insignificant weakness of CSS3 selectors, you can't select parent elements. So while you can select img elements with an a parent, you can't select a elements with an img child. But this has recently been solved in a very clever way with the latest CSS4 working draft, where you can just change the subject of a selector by prepending a dol
Today is a great day for Perl web development, with DotCloud finally adding Perl support we now have two cloud hosting providers to choose from. Even though Phenona started their beta about two weeks ago, it seems very limited and there is not much known about it yet, maybe i get to write about them next time. My first impressions of DotCloud have been quite pleasant so far, it basically allows yo
About an hour ago we've been made aware of a serious security vulnerability in Mojolicious that could expose files on your system. The issue has already been fixed, but the reporter (Viacheslav Tykhanovskyi) has sadly been very irresponsible and disclosed the issue on Twitter before contacting us. So i have to urge you to upgrade immediately! Until the release reaches all CPAN mirrors, which takes
Last week Mark Keating from the Enlightened Perl Organization asked for help creating marketing material for Perl. So in response to that i've decided to spend the weekend doing something i wanted to do for quite some time now, design a logo for Perl 5. You might remember this post from last year when i tried the same for Perl 6, it sadly did not turn out so well due to lack of interest from the d
While Mojolicious contains a really nice built in web server, which makes especially development and testing very enjoyable, we also have first class support for PSGI and Plack. In fact, it easily beats most web frameworks that were specifically designed for Plack from the get-go. All Mojolicious applications can automatically detect that they are executed in a PSGI context and act accordingly. Is
Good news, everyone! The Mojolicious community is growing quickly and we are now officially the first CPAN module to ever reach 300+ followers on GitHub. :) Bad news, everyone! Like all successful projects we also get criticised a lot, this time by one of our former core developers who decided not to keep his promises after leaving on good terms. Not unlike Catalyst back in the days, Mojolicious i
Merry Christmas! It fills me with great joy to finally announce the release of Mojolicious 1.0 (Snowflake). Many thanks to everyone who helped making it happen! This event also brings back a lot of memories from 2005, when I unveiled its predecessor Catalyst for the first time, shortly before the Ajax revolution. Right now we are once again at the verge of a similar revolution happening with HTML5
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