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I prefer Nuba Princigalli (or even Tempire, the previous commenter) version for one reason only: UNIX pipes.
By splitting the HTTP request into a separate program, you get a much more useful tool, that can be used not only with HTTP GET output but local files or even clipboard data (use pbpaste or the equivalent for your OS).
Commands that do one thing only and well, and use stdin/stdout to communicate are so much more powerful...
I just spotted Nuba Princigalli's tweet on pretty...
I just spotted Nuba Princigalli's tweet on pretty colorful JSON. Neat! My first thought was that Perl could do the download without curl perl -MLWP::Simple -MDDP -MJSON -e 'p decode_json get shift' http://www.reddit.com/r/perl.json My next thought was that Mojolicious could do the whole thing...
I disagree with your view about UNIX unification of interfaces as fd.
I think of that as a object-oriented approach to the problem. All of those concepts use fd's to share the common most basic operations (open, read, write, close) with a well defined and common interface.
Then you can introspect the real type of the generic file with stat(), for each type a set of extra operations is available, just like you would with a subclass.
Best regards,
Salzenberg's Law of Pretense
Salzenberg's Law of Pretense: Trying to simplify technology by pretending a thing is something else always fails, because the pretense is itself a complication. Putting a mask on a thing does not remove the thing, it adds the mask. It thus requires new technologies to create the mask, identify...
I had the same problem until I came across Forward::Routes (http://search.cpan.org/dist/Forward-Routes/)...
So far, I haven't found a problem that Forward::Routes doesn't solve.
Congrats, really excellent work.
Plack and PSGI uploaded to CPAN
Tatsuhiko Miyagawa / Plack-0.9000 - search.cpan.org Some yak have been shaved and the last minute bikeshed of renaming things in Plack::Builder was done, and now Plack and PSGI are uploaded to CPAN! Some server backends like AnyEvent, FCGI::EV, Coro, Danga::Socket, ReverseHTTP and ServerSimple ar...
Excellent news!
I tried to port HTTP::Engine to AnyEvent to use Catalyst apps inside AnyEvent long-running processes, as an admin interface, or webservices interface, and gave up.
I wrote AnyEvent::Mojo because of that.
Nice to see that I'll have some alternatives.
PSGI - Perl WSGI
Info: if you come from Google and want to know what PSGI and Plack are: take a look at our PSGI/Plack project web page that has links to PSGI spec and FAQ, and then Plack git repo for the actual code. HTTP::Engine is the best thing that happened in the Perl web application development land latel...
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