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De : John Karr [mailto:brain...@brainbuz.org]
Envoyé : samedi, 17. avril 2010 07:02
À : 'The elegant MVC web framework'
Objet : [Catalyst] Alternatives to DBIx?
The alternatives I've been able to discover are DBI and
RoseDB. Is there any
case (given why I've already
You might want to have a look at BuildBot, which is written in Python,
but I've been using it for various Perl projects and find it very
useful.
On Sun, 2010-04-18 at 08:22 -0700, Bill Moseley wrote:
I have a cron job that watches for changes to SVN, and when found the
cron script exports the
Am 15.04.2010 14:56, schrieb Steve:
Actually, I found the documentation in Catalyst::DispatchType::Chained
to be fairly comprehensive. You might want to give it a once-over.
You're right: reading the mentionend documentation is indeed fairly
comprehensive.
Am 15.04.2010 16:04, schrieb Tomas
kevin montuori wrote:
In my experience (two or so years with DBIC/Catalyst and many, many
more with sundry DBI hacks) DBIC code has proven trivial to maintain
and augment. Furthermore, it's relatively easy to find programmers
who are familiar with it and can be brought up to speed quickly.
kevin montuori wrote:
In my experience (two or so years with DBIC/Catalyst and many, many
more with sundry DBI hacks) DBIC code has proven trivial to maintain
and augment. Furthermore, it's relatively easy to find programmers
Exactly.
Also I have an authz library that works against
On 19 April 2010 12:34, Carl Johnstone catal...@fadetoblack.me.uk wrote:
kevin montuori wrote:
DBIC code has proven trivial to maintain and augment.
...how much better things are with DBIC - especially when it comes to
adding new features into the existing code base.
Absolutely! When you are
Most of the responses to this thread seem to say that DBIC is worth the
effort. I looked at Fey:SQL and SQL::DB and concluded that they also require
some effort, and suffer (along with DBIC) from what is for me a huge issue
-- the documentation focuses on telling you how each piece works rather
Hi,
On 2010-04-19 22:37, John Karr wrote:
Most of the responses to this thread seem to say that DBIC is worth the
effort. I looked at Fey:SQL and SQL::DB and concluded that they also require
some effort, and suffer (along with DBIC) from what is for me a huge issue
-- the documentation focuses
On Sun, Apr 18, 2010 at 08:22:56AM -0700, Bill Moseley wrote:
| I have a cron job that watches for changes to SVN, and when found the cron
| script exports the code and runs the tests. The idea is to notify
| developers if they check in code that causes testing to fail.
|
| I'd like to move away
John Karr wrote on 4/19/10 4:37 PM:
So let me ask a follow up: What materials would you provide to an
Intermediate Level Programmer to help them learn either Fey or DBIC?
Materials could be working code, articles, things in documentation,
documentation for other things that happens to explain
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