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Tag Archives: Perl
Beyond the strictness you’re used to
Perl is famous as a programming language for letting its users code as they like. The mantra every Perl developer knows is There Is More Than One Way To Do It (even though, it looks like these days, some popular … Continue reading
Dancer Q&A Hackaton
For your information, a Dancer hackaton is scheduled on the 14th of august (saturday) in order to help the team on different topics: Test the devel branch (which provides a new core and new features) Improve the documentation Improve the … Continue reading
Dancer, global thoughts about our philosophy
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 … Continue reading
Perl Dancer meeting #1 report
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 … Continue reading
Perl Dancer meeting #1
As explained on the mailing list, we had the idea to schedule a monthly meeting in Paris for people interested in Dancer’s development (users are welcome as well, of course). The first meeting takes place this evening, in order not … Continue reading
French Perl Workshop 2010 report
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. my Perl … Continue reading
Redesign contest for perldancer.org
As you can see when you visit the Perl Dancer’s website, I suck at webdesign :) My skills are limited to a couple of Gimp tricks and the ability to find some Creative-Commons material on Flickr… That’s why the design … Continue reading
Dancer 1.18 released
I’m glad to announce a new major release of Dancer, version 1.18 is now out and waiting for you on the dancefloor. Please fire up your beloved cpanminus and try it out. This release provides some new features such as … Continue reading
Re: Mojo vs Dancer Week 2 – Templates and Images
This is a follow-up to Alias’ second round report of his “Mojo vs Dancer” contest. You can find my follow-up to the first round here. Dancer – Bootstrapping a website Since my review last week, a couple of new releases … Continue reading
Dancer talk at French Perl Workshop 2010
For those who will be around Calais in June, I’ll give a talk about Dancer at FPW2010. Franck will also speak about Plack so we can imagine we’ll have interesting time speaking about state-of-the-art web development. I think my talk … Continue reading