On 4/24/2020 12:42 PM, Sam Ruby wrote: ...
But what you can do is develop, and test, CGI scripts. If you get something interesting working, submit a pull request so that we can take a look at it. Have fun!
For optimum fun I would like an environment in which I can play freely, with no worries about corrupting production files.
There seem to me to be two strategies for getting that. One is to create a simple playpen of my own, with an svn repository and some other toys. The other is a create a fully local Whimsy test environment. That has the advantage that I can play with relevant libraries, as well as basics of Ruby and CGI.
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