From: Jay Kuri j...@ion0.com
I've been watching this discussion and I have ranted my less than
constructive ravings in #catalyst.
My more constructive ravings are below...
First: Perl jobs are not decreasing. While there is not a ton of 'Buzz'
around perl anymore... If you look at actual
First: Perl jobs are not decreasing. While there is not a ton of 'Buzz'
around perl anymore... If you look at actual jobs stats:
http://tiny.cc/kkcCM
Perl is above all the others by some margin.
Short version: that graph is misleading. Click the Relative link.
Longer version: Yes, Perl
Hi all,
I decided to use Catalyst as communicate layer of a project, I need read xml
and then, serve the data with REST {json} to other.
How I can define a xml model thro socket or every IPC?
Actually catalyst placed on middle of an engine and web interface.
Thanks in advance.
On Sunday 15 February 2009 03:04:04 am Dan Dascalescu wrote:
First: Perl jobs are not decreasing. While there is not a ton of 'Buzz'
around perl anymore... If you look at actual jobs stats:
http://tiny.cc/kkcCM
Perl is above all the others by some margin.
Short version: that graph
* Gene Selkov selko...@observercentral.net [2009-02-05 00:30]:
I understood as much. The problem I am grappling with is the
complexity of the web pages I have to present, with many
different states and transitions. There is no way I can code
for that with a single template.
Use Chained
From: Dan Dascalescu ddascalescu+catal...@gmail.com
I've just discovered Data::Dump but it appears to beat the crap out of
Data::Dumper. Yet does it say anywhere Hey, if you're getting started
with Perl and need to dump variables, use Data::Dump, and don't waste
your time investigating other
I can't say much because of confidentiality, but from the Catalyst
survey late last year, I can say that there are some pretty high
profile places using Catalyst around about. It's public knowledge that
two of the biggest streaming media websites in the world use Catalyst.
Aye, that it is:
On 15.02.2009, at 09:58, Kieren Diment wrote:
On 15/02/2009, at 7:50 PM, Russell Jurney wrote:
Yahoo has posted some Catalyst specific job listings, so presumably
they use Catalyst for something.
I can't say much because of confidentiality, but from the Catalyst
survey late last year, I can
On 15.02.2009, at 09:40, Octavian Râsnita wrote:
In my country there are no jobs for perl developers. There are jobs
for Java, C#, C++ and PHp developers.
The knowledge of perl is considered as an advantage in very few job
announcements, but it is wanted mostly for administrative tasks, not
2009/2/15 Dan Dascalescu ddascalescu+catal...@gmail.com:
I think I can agree with that. What I'm saying is that there's simply
too much useless choice. Random example:
Data::Dumper
vs.
Data::Dump.
I imagine there is some kudos in getting a module on CPAN hence there
is a lot of overlap.
On 15.02.2009, at 13:39, Dan Dascalescu wrote:
Aye, that it is:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/bbcinternet/2008/12/iplayer_day_performance_tricks.html
Thanks for the link. I added it as a support URL to
http://www.appliedstacks.com/website/Bbc_Iplayer
Cool, I've updated the Sites using Catalyst
joel thanks a lot. Yes, I got my answer [Catalyst::Model::Adaptor]. I
already have not a standalone class which acts as a client for the
webservice.
I have a project that contains two main layer. one of them is engine and
other is web interface. I want to know what is your idea and or catalyst's
Hi,
Just wondering if there are experiences or recommended patterns to use
Template::Plugin::Latex with Catalyst.
The idea is to generate hardcopy output from the web app directly to a
printer via ipp, lpr, etc. or download as PS or PDF.
My question is if anyone is doing such a thing could
I think a lot of folks make good points.
I am not arguing that we do not promote things. I am arguing that
A) it's not as bad as it first seems.
-- and --
B) before we can promote Catalyst / Perl, we have to know where we
want to position ourselves.
I think it's a mistake to try to compete
Solved.
After hacking the helper classes and dbic loader, I was happy to
discover that the Catalyst folks have though of this. You can pass
anything after user, pass and will get evaled and passed to the
subclasses, so if you do this:
script/inventory_create.pl model [MODEL_HERE] DBIC::Schema
On Feb 15, 2009, at 1:04 AM, Dan Dascalescu wrote:
First: Perl jobs are not decreasing. While there is not a ton of
'Buzz'
around perl anymore... If you look at actual jobs stats:
http://tiny.cc/kkcCM
Perl is above all the others by some margin.
Short version: that graph is misleading.
From: Jay Kuri j...@ion0.com
I think it's a mistake to try to compete with Rails for the newbie.
Some large percentage of newbies will never do anything more than
occasional tinkering if they stick with web development at all. We
have limited resources and we don't want to waste our time there.
On Feb 15, 2009, at 12:31 PM, Octavian Râsnita wrote:
The list of CPAN modules you shouldn't use because they are not
good:
Everyone should consider writing more reviews on the CPAN reviews
site too.
It's directly connected with them. It wouldn't carry the same sort of
authority as a
From: Ashley a...@sedition.com
And while others have made good points there were many that
weren't so hot. Using a big company as an example of a place
that picks the best is ridiculous; their size and bureaucracy
often mean they can't. When I was at Amazon I watched
them burn millions of
On 16/02/2009, at 7:31 AM, Octavian Râsnita wrote:
From: Jay Kuri j...@ion0.com
I think it's a mistake to try to compete with Rails for the newbie.
Some large percentage of newbies will never do anything more than
occasional tinkering if they stick with web development at all. We
have
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