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Dancer 1.2000, finally out

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Re: Dancer 1.2000, finally out

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Don't let this poor project spoil Perl for you, instead take a look at Catalyst, the number one Perl Web Framework with a gigantic community and multiple books behind it. http://www.catalystframework.org

I have used Catalyst a bit, bought the book and appreciated it. I have never used Dancer, but it look good; I'll probably learn it.

Otoh, what I really don't like is a just created troll account, like yours.

Re: Dancer 1.2000, finally out

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post #18

Don't let this poor project spoil Perl for you, instead take a look at Catalyst, the number one Perl Web Framework with a gigantic community and multiple books behind it. http://www.catalystframework.org

I have used Catalyst a bit, bought the book and appreciated it. I have never used Dancer, but it look good; I'll probably learn it. Otoh, what I really don't like is a just created troll account, like yours.

They had it coming, stealing code and ideas never ends well.

Re: Dancer 1.2000, finally out

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Actually i hate all those micro frameworks, Catalyst beats all of them even for small projects. http://www.catalystframework.org

Drex, you just shot yourself in the foot. The creator of Mojolicious was also the creator of Catalyst. Also in case you hadn't heard this term in the Perl world, this is a great example of TIMTOWTDI. (There Is More Than One Way To Do It) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theres_more_than_one_way_to_do_... Now kindly move along and as others have said take the poison with you.

That i did not know, very interesting, maybe worth learning more about Mojolicious after all. :)

Re: Dancer 1.2000, finally out

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post #21

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I have used Catalyst a bit, bought the book and appreciated it. I have never used Dancer, but it look good; I'll probably learn it. Otoh, what I really don't like is a just created troll account, like yours.

They had it coming, stealing code and ideas never ends well.

I take it "they had it coming" is an implicit agreement that you are indeed trolling?

As whiskeyjack already said, if you believe there was code stolen, go ahead and prove it. The source repositories of both projects are publicly available, feel free to show examples of code that was "stolen".

If not, please do move along and stop tarring the image of the Mojolicious project and the Perl community at large with your senseless childish behaviour. The Perl community is better than this. We don't need in-fighting.

Re: Dancer 1.2000, finally out

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post #22
post #21

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I have used Catalyst a bit, bought the book and appreciated it. I have never used Dancer, but it look good; I'll probably learn it. Otoh, what I really don't like is a just created troll account, like yours.

They had it coming, stealing code and ideas never ends well.

Again. Put up or shut up. Show the stealing or retract the comment.

Re: Dancer 1.2000, finally out

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post #23

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Drex, you just shot yourself in the foot. The creator of Mojolicious was also the creator of Catalyst. Also in case you hadn't heard this term in the Perl world, this is a great example of TIMTOWTDI. (There Is More Than One Way To Do It) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theres_more_than_one_way_to_do_... Now kindly move along and as others have said take the poison with you.

That i did not know, very interesting, maybe worth learning more about Mojolicious after all. :)

Hmm, so you made all those comments in favor of mojolicious without actually knowing about it? Now I know for sure how credible you are.

Re: Dancer 1.2000, finally out

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Dancer is very easy to get started with, and very simple to deploy. If you have a small project with using perl in mind, it might be worth checking out. The documentation is okay, but getting better surely. If you have any quick questions about Dancer, I'd recommend checking out the project's IRC channel.

Re: Dancer 1.2000, finally out

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post #21

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I have used Catalyst a bit, bought the book and appreciated it. I have never used Dancer, but it look good; I'll probably learn it. Otoh, what I really don't like is a just created troll account, like yours.

They had it coming, stealing code and ideas never ends well.

How do you "steal" an idea, especially from a free software project?
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