Matt S Trout a écrit :
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(1) Will it be more work to get your RHTMLO<->DBIC integration going than
it would be to port to RDBO and get RHTMLO<->RDBO integration going?
For the moment there is not a lot of code, so it could be easy to port
the application to Rose.
(2) Do you need any of the features DBIC provides that RDBO doesn't? (resultset
chaining and support for GROUP BY/HAVING being the obvious candidates)
I don't know exactly what "resultset chaining" is. I'll take a look at
the doc to decide.
Equally, (2) can be flipped, asking whether the features RDBO provides that
DBIC doesn't (which I'm obviously not as clear on the list of :) are worth
the effort of porting.
I'll also take a look at the doc for that.
In the long term I personally don't see RHTMLO remaining the state of the
art in terms of form generation, but equally I do see it being the closest
Why do you say that ? Are there elements you know that make you think
that ?
to "good enough" of the currently available options so perhaps you won't need
to switch even when a better solution becomes available.
Ok.
RDBO is a very well-engineered project, and while it has a more measured
development pace than DBIx::Class that does result in it being a bit more
polished in places and the documentation is excellent.
This is why I thought porting my app to it :-)
So ... I don't really have a straight answer for you. I know of quite a few
devs who've gone both routes and been happy with it, and I can't really say
whether one route is "better" or not - I think what I'd do is create a quick
one-table test app using Catalyst::Controller::Rose, and port one of your
current DBIC+FB controllers to DBIC+RHTMLO, and then decide at that point
which approach you like better.
Thank you very much for your answer Matt.
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