Chris Travers writes:
> First, before I go into this, setting some expectations.
>
> I don't think "moving to a web framework" is the right way to look at
> LedgerSMB's direction. This way of framing things presupposes that
> LedgerSMB will always be primarily a web app, and I don't think that's
Hi
I don't think "moving to a web framework" is the right way to look at
LedgerSMB's direction. This way of framing things presupposes that
LedgerSMB will always be primarily a web app, and I don't think that's
a good idea. We already have users who are up against the limits of
what you can
First, before I go into this, setting some expectations.
I don't think "moving to a web framework" is the right way to look at
LedgerSMB's direction. This way of framing things presupposes that
LedgerSMB will always be primarily a web app, and I don't think that's a
good idea. We already have us
Hi, I have some experience of using the perl web framework Mojolicious
and whilst there are a number of very nice web frameworks, I would like
to suggest the use of Mojolicious for LSMB.
I think you can gain a very good working knowledge of the framework if
you watch the first couple of videos:
