>
> > > This is a small taste of Mojolicious' event-driven goodness. The
> example runs an event loop with a web server *and* a web socket server. The
> web server listens for GET requests at '/' and serves up the index.html.ep
> template. When your web browser loads this page, it makes a web socket
> server connection back to the application at '/title', which makes a
> non-blocking GET request to http://mojolicio.us and returns its title to
> the browser. Mojolicious gives you power without sacrificing legibility and
> ease of use.
>
> +1
>
I'm not opposed to this idea, but the text is a little on the TLDR side of
thing. Can you reduce it to one or two sentences too?
I've also made another change, the template route now looks like this.
get '/' => {template => 'index'};
That way it is consistent with the previous hello world/i heart mojo
example.
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sebastian
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