Re: [cgiapp] Re: A new project name for CGI::Application

2005-12-08 Thread Fred Moyer

Mark Stosberg wrote:

  CAPE.

CAPE let's your web applications fly. Built with over five years of
best practices by professional developers, CAPE delivers great
performance and ease of use whether you are deploying to shared hosting
account or need the full power of mod_perl.

CAPE (or Cape if we prefer) is short, sweet, and is evocative of a
useful visual image, as long as you don't try to visualize one  the
project leaders in a spandex superhero outfit.

   Mark


I've taken the latest email thread name suggestions and added them to 
the wiki at http://cgiapp.erlbaum.net/cgi-bin/cgi-app/index.cgi?NameVoting.
I don't know if that is the official name page, but it's what came up 
from the search so I figured it's probably a good bet.


Fred

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[cgiapp] Re: A new project name for CGI::Application

2005-12-07 Thread Mark Stosberg
On 2005-12-07, Sean Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 On 12/7/05 12:20 PM, Jesse Erlbaum [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I don't think the module name should change, but there is a larger
 architecture at work here, and I am all for naming it and promoting it.
 CGI-App (the module) is only one part of that architecture -- maybe a
 central part, but only one part.
 
 Let me say one thing about my own experience talking to people about the
 module:  I'm getting a little tired of explaining to people ...don't
 let the 'CGI' in 'CGI-App' fool you -- it is not necessarily CGI-based.
 It does seem like some antiquated compatibility layer, if you only hear
 the name.
 
 I have it in mind to create a new CPAN module -- a Bundle which loads
 CGI-App and all the other popular modules.  This bundle would also
 contain some infrastructure which implements popular best practices --
 for instance, harness scripts to build up project scaffolding at the
 start.

 Agreeing with Jesse is usually a sure bet As a casual user of CGI::App
 I found that one of the largest problems with using CGI::App at the
 beginning was the infrastructure that probably comes as second nature to
 web developers.  Simple issues like choosing a directory structure,
 templating system, determining the plugins that are generally useful versus
 those that have a more specific purpose, etc. 

I also share this vision. In this direction we already have
CGI::Application::Framework. However, I think there is still a lot more
to do this area, which may be appear as enhancements to ::Framework or a
separate project.

My personal vision for this projects includes setting up a standard
directory structure for a project. The default layout would promote best
practices such as separate config files and automated testing. It should
also include at least one helper script to do things like run the test
suite or deploy as par file. 

Rails has a script for copying the development database /schema/ to a
new empty test database, and then populating with some default test data
stored in some YAML format files for easy editting.

As far as name voting, I remain undecided about a personal pick and just
assume let someone else proceed with vote gathering and analysis. 

I do feel like a nickname of CAP is appropriate (as Rails is to
Ruby on Rails).

The longer formal name I'm less certain about.

I'll throw out one more:

  CAPE.

CAPE let's your web applications fly. Built with over five years of
best practices by professional developers, CAPE delivers great
performance and ease of use whether you are deploying to shared hosting
account or need the full power of mod_perl.

CAPE (or Cape if we prefer) is short, sweet, and is evocative of a
useful visual image, as long as you don't try to visualize one  the
project leaders in a spandex superhero outfit.

   Mark 



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[cgiapp] Re: A new project name for CGI::Application

2005-12-06 Thread Mark Stosberg
On 2005-12-06, Rhesa Rozendaal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I think we need an animal, like Parrot, or Ponie.

 How about Capricorn?

 Or Caterpillar, because TMTOWTDI, and it does the heavy-lifting for you.

 Or Da Capo, because you write reusable apps.

I like the animal idea, too, although I still haven't made up my mind
about which one.

Mark


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Re: [cgiapp] Re: A new project name for CGI::Application

2005-12-06 Thread B10m
* Mark Stosberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2005-12-06 14:43:37+]
 On 2005-12-06, Rhesa Rozendaal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  I think we need an animal, like Parrot, or Ponie.
 
 I like the animal idea, too, although I still haven't made up my mind
 about which one.

We could wait for the name of the new mammal found on Kalimantan[1]
;-)

  1. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/4501152.stm
-- 
B10m

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Re: [cgiapp] Re: A new project name for CGI::Application

2005-12-06 Thread Rob Kinyon
I like Capricorn, even if it's a little stuffy. Others could be
started with pac. Having a 'P' is what the cool kids do, plus pac
is cap backwards.
Packrat (packrats ... maybe not)
Pachyderm (The gigantic things you can do with C::A)
Pacem (You are more peaceful when using C::A)
Pachebel's Can(n)on (I have no idea where this came from)
Pacer (both cause it rhymes with racer (speed of dev) and because
you pace yourself)

Maybe, we should evoke the peace and tranquility that you get when using C::A.
Xanadu
Pacem
Sanctus

Or, we could just do what the big companies do and pick a name that
just sounds cool. Phillip Morris did this and their stock went up 10%
in the next month. Some of those could be:
Alteron
Miramar
Viridian

Rob

On 12/6/05, Mark Stosberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 On 2005-12-06, Rhesa Rozendaal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  I think we need an animal, like Parrot, or Ponie.
 
  How about Capricorn?
 
  Or Caterpillar, because TMTOWTDI, and it does the heavy-lifting for you.
 
  Or Da Capo, because you write reusable apps.

 I like the animal idea, too, although I still haven't made up my mind
 about which one.

 Mark


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RE: [cgiapp] Re: A new project name for CGI::Application

2005-12-06 Thread Barry Moore

 Viridian
 
 Rob
 

I've heard you get up to 36 hours with Viridian.  Does that come in
capsules or tablets. ;)

B

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Re: [cgiapp] Re: A new project name for CGI::Application

2005-12-06 Thread Bruce McKenzie

cap a pied
you're covered (Fr head to foot)

Bruce McKenzie
http://www.2MinuteExplainer.com

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Re: [cgiapp] Re: A new project name for CGI::Application

2005-12-06 Thread Rob Kinyon
capoera - our webapp-fu is stronger than yours

On 12/6/05, Bruce McKenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 cap a pied
 you're covered (Fr head to foot)

 Bruce McKenzie
 http://www.2MinuteExplainer.com

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Re: [cgiapp] Re: A new project name for CGI::Application

2005-12-06 Thread Kurt Lidl

Mark Stosberg wrote:


On 2005-12-06, Jesse Erlbaum [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 


All three of these more of less dictate a way of doing things.  CGI-App
is more of a philosophy. 
   



So: ThinkingCAP ? 
 


CAPable

-Kurt

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