> From: Jesse Erlbaum
> Sent: Wednesday, 14 December 2005 6:11 a.m.
> At it's essence, the CGI::Application module must be able to do things
> simply:
>
> use base 'CGI::Application';
> sub setup {...}
> sub my_runmode {...}
>
>
> If anyone wants to create a module which requires that you specify
> plugins, or forces you to do anything more than declare and implement
> run mode methods, then go and write your own framework. (May I
> recommend you call it CGI::Application::Very::Simple::And::Lite? Heh..)
>
I don't get it. From my reading of the threads, no one is changing
CGI::Application, right? They're just building extra functionality in 3rd
party modules which people may find useful, but which you can choose to
ignore if you wish. For instance, I use regularly use C::A::Dispatch,
C::A::P::Session and C::A::P::DevPopUp, but why should anyone care if people
make use of such additional modules - even if someone writes a super-duper
plugin to handle dispatches and query parameters?
Dan
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