Dancer and Mojolicious are pretty new and I will not use them
in production yet (not to say that our framework is better, way from that but just that it's not open to things like that:
http://blog.kraih.com/mojolicious-116-emergency-release-plea...).
Catalyst is a dependency hell made true,not for us either.
Mojolicious and Dancer will certainly be nice and will look into
it but not at this stage of development.
>Some might say that it's a bit experimental,
Because it is.
It's nice to play with it though.
But not quite yet to use for our clients.
> but the authors are awesome people, always willing to fix bugs as fast and efficiently as possible.
Won't be able to say to my client:
well, you know, we've tried this experimental stuff
but we met these bugs we can't do anything about.
"hey, what about FastCGI?"
This was a very good question and I would have answered go for it...
Apache+FastCGI+CGI::Fast.
That's quite common nowadays and I think well understood,
well documented.
cpanm is not necessary, I've never used it and
am happy with cpan. oh, right, cpanm is by the same author right?
perlbrew&locale::lib are nice things to have though.
> We would like to help and see how we can get it to run on DotCloud!
Apache+FastCGI+CGI::Fast,that will do for me.
Apache+mod_perl,that will do (even though i don't use it).
Having at the cutting edge technologies is nice,
don't get me wrong but it would help to have at least a more
stable or at least bullet-proof environment too.
>Some might say that it's a bit experimental,
Because it is.
It's nice to play with it though. But not quite yet to use for our clients.
> but the authors are awesome people, always willing to fix bugs as fast and efficiently as possible.
Won't be able to say to my client: well, you know, we've tried this experimental stuff but we met these bugs we can't do anything about.
"hey, what about FastCGI?"
This was a very good question and I would have answered go for it... Apache+FastCGI+CGI::Fast. That's quite common nowadays and I think well understood, well documented.
cpanm is not necessary, I've never used it and am happy with cpan. oh, right, cpanm is by the same author right?
perlbrew&locale::lib are nice things to have though.
> We would like to help and see how we can get it to run on DotCloud!
Apache+FastCGI+CGI::Fast,that will do for me.
Apache+mod_perl,that will do (even though i don't use it).
Having at the cutting edge technologies is nice, don't get me wrong but it would help to have at least a more stable or at least bullet-proof environment too.