On 28 Aug 2014, at 1:25 pm, sri <[email protected]> wrote:
> A few words about the motivation. Like many Perl hackers, since the closure
> of Google Groups i'm a regular visitor of the Planet Perl Iron Man site
> (http://ironman.enlightenedperl.org/), which is a very good example for
> something quickly hacked together and never cleaned up. You don't even have
> to look at the code, which still sports the stub documentation generated by
> Catalyst. One of the first thing that jumped into my eye were those horrible
> timestamps, even for a quick hack you should never have to choose those.
> Mojolicious needs to be better than that, making aesthetically pleasing
> applications has to be easy by default.
I share this pet peeve. I've been using Time::Duration since ... forever.
Mojo::Date has a nicer interface, but I still don't know how I feel about it
being in core.
I can see the arguments for - date and time handling comes up in almost any
non-trivial web app, and you might as well make it look good and make sense.
Overall I think I'm in favour. Not sure about the 'cutesy dates' name :-)
- Justin
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