Tanktalus
- About: I don't blog. And when I do, I more or less still don't.
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Commented on Galileo 0.012 released!
Can this work in a shared-hosting environment (e.g., Apache’s vhosts + FastCGI)? I’ve been looking for a perl-based CMS that I could deploy so I could possibly customise it with some existing data....
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Commented on Counter-productive over time
My major problem with dependencies is simple: the lawyers. They want to check everything before we can use it, and thrice before we can redistribute it. There is a form for each distribution. If everything I need is in a...
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Commented on Perils of Plugins
I would have thought that if I wanted to work with $self->get_postal->get_state, and not all postals have get_state, I should check. Checking the iso code against US seems off - not only for the reason you point out, that it...
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Commented on Extensible Maintainable Subroutines and Methods
I alternate between the two styles. I use hashrefs for big, monolithic functions. I use a single parameter for small functions. And a list of parameters for list functions. (I bet you thought that was going to be "medium functions".)...
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Commented on Is PCLI possible?
Not always applicable. And for many uses of env vars, where they aren’t configuring stuff that can’t also be configured another way, I don’t see much advantage here. It’s not like a web app that might be running under...
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Sawyer X commented on
Counter-productive over time
I don't understand what you mean... what switch has no other framework managed to do? Require 5.10 (thanks to a good backport)?
I think other frameworks simply don't *require* newer Perls.
Then again, this might actually be a selling point for Mojolicious. "Hey, we only use modern shit. Update your fucking Perl, grand{p,m}a!"
I would totally buy into that. I am NOT kidding. :)
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Joel Berger commented on
Galileo 0.012 released!
Tanktalus, its just a Mojolicious app, so their documentation might help you: http://mojolicio.us/perldoc/Mojolicious/Guides/Cookbook
That said, I’m not sure websockets work with CGI (I could be wrong). Perhaps you can run it with the reverse proxy setup described in the above link?
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sancholito commented on
Galileo 0.012 released!
Very nice work and also a great showcase of what is possible today with Perl, Webframeworks and HTML5. Certainly motivating for newcomer Perl developers!
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Joel Berger commented on
Galileo 0.012 released!
Glad you like it. Enjoy!
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hsalgado.myopenid.com commented on
Galileo 0.012 released!
Where are some live examples of Galileo sites? Thanks!
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