I’d like to fit charting within the MVC architecture of Catalyst, which is to say that I’d like to be able to create documents that are charts, rather than documents that are rendered as HTML. Even though you can do almost anything in Perl, there really isn’t anything slick for charting. In Python, [...]
Archive for the 'Catalyst' Category
XML Charting Roundup
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14 January 2007 |
20:40 |
Catalyst |
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Installing Catalyst on Dreamhost
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11 January 2007 |
18:09 |
Catalyst, Computing |
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As I continue to play with Catalyst, I found these instructions useful for installing it on Dreamhost.
As I continue to play with Catalyst, I found these instructions useful for installing it on Dreamhost.
Who Needs Documentation?
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22 December 2006 |
17:21 |
Catalyst, Computing |
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Who needs documentation when you have Google Code Search? I’m wondering: “How do you access the Catalyst/Template Toolkit stash in a PERL block?” Google knows the answer. (It’s available as a hash reference named $stash.)
Who needs documentation when you have Google Code Search? I’m wondering: “How do you access the Catalyst/Template Toolkit stash in a PERL block?” Google knows the answer. (It’s available as a hash reference named $stash.)
Catalyst
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22 December 2006 |
17:13 |
Catalyst, Computing |
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I’ve been playing with the Catalyst Web Framework lately, and I’m quite impressed. The Model-View-Controller concept is great, and it is the sort of thing that I’ve been waiting on to make web development reasonable. Writing web applications has always felt very hacky to me, but MVC improves it a lot. I [...]
I’ve been playing with the Catalyst Web Framework lately, and I’m quite impressed. The Model-View-Controller concept is great, and it is the sort of thing that I’ve been waiting on to make web development reasonable. Writing web applications has always felt very hacky to me, but MVC improves it a lot. I [...]