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Dancer 1 or Dancer 2?
by Alex Becker 17 Sep '14

17 Sep '14

Hi! I'm starting a smaller web application. Would it make sense to use Dancer 2 already? Best regards, Alex

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by rao chenlin 15 Sep '14

15 Sep '14

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Corp page/section for perldancer.org
by Dave Doyle 15 Sep '14

15 Sep '14

Hi Dancers, My company is not particularly interested in letting me put up anything on the dancefloor because they feel this is a security issue (revealing the framework). I guess I can see that to a degree even if I think it's wrong, but it is what it is. What they would be willing to do is if there were a section for "companies that use dancer" on the dancefloor where they would be happy to drop a logo. I'm not sure this is what folks would want but I was hoping to do something like that to show that we do use it. Has any thought been given to that? I realize this could be considered free corporate advertising by some but it's meant to be a show of support. Would there be any interest in this? Good idea? Bad idea? If people thought it wasn't great, my thought would be a nominal donation (which I'm not sure I could convince $work to do, but hey, worth trying) to allow the logo? Thoughts? Thanks, Dave -- dave.s.doyle(a)gmail.com

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Dancer2 Roadmap - your help needed!
by Sawyer X 12 Sep '14

12 Sep '14

Hey everyone, we're working on creating the Dancer2 roadmap. We need your help! We want to design it with you, and we want to know: * What do you think should be on the roadmap for Dancer2? * What do you like to see being done? * What would you help with, if it was on the plan? As the last item suggests, we're interesting in getting much more help with implementing this plan, once we have it written, so expect many "call to action"s. :) Let's open a discussion!

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Looking for a developer...
by Mike Schroeder 11 Sep '14

11 Sep '14

Hi all - I've been using Dancer for years and have watched this list for years - thank you to everyone for a great framework. In my new role at a new company (an audio engineering and production school), I searched for an off the shelf system to do what I wanted, and finally gave up and wrote my own. Dancer, Rose::DB::Object, Bootstrap and MySQL - amazing what you can do in 3-4 months of spare time :) The project is up and in production, running well, and now we are wanting to add more features, etc. I am too busy doing my real job (CEO) to have the time to do the development work on the system. I'm looking for someone who can can SSH into our servers from anywhere, work within my existing architecture to extend and add features, refactor some of my prototype code (it's not horrible, but I know it could be better), and help move the project forward. The ideal candidate would have experience with Dancer, Rose::DB::Object, Bootstrap and MySQL. There is also a POE-based daemon using Rose::DB::Object running alongside for long-running asynchronous job handling, so POE experience would be helpful as well. This is not a full-time job - more project based work to add new features, etc. I expect to keep building this out over the next year, so I'm looking for a good long term partner to work with. I'm ok with different timezones, as long as we can find some common time for Skype etc. (I'm in Vancouver, so Pacific Timezone). If you are interested, you can send an email to mike at nimbusrecording dot com. Let me know your experience and expectations for payment. Thanks all - I really appreciate the Dancer community and what it allows us all to create. Best, Mike.

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Dancer 1 v1.3127 on its way to CPAN
by Yanick Champoux 11 Sep '14

11 Sep '14

Hi all! A new version of Dancer 1 is on its way to CPAN as we speak -- the changelog is provided below for your pleasure. As usual, a big thank to everyone who pitched in. You're all wonderful, wonderful people. :-) Joy, `/anick 1.3127 2014-09-08 [BUG FIXES] - Test was using deprecated 'import_warnings'. (GH#1045, mokko) - Fix default test names for headers and redirection test methods. (GH#1048, odyniec) - DANCER_SERVER_TOKENS and DANCER_SESSION_INFO are now DANCER_NO_SERVER_TOKENS and DANCER_NO_SESSION_INFO. And working. :-) (GH#1014, Yanick Champoux) - 'any' wasn't understanding 'del' (only 'delete'). (GH#1044, Yanick Champoux) [DISTRIBUTION] - Now using Dist::Zilla as package manager. [DOCUMENTATION] - Correct POD formatting for HTTP methods in introduction.pod. (GH#1047, Lx) [ENHANCEMENTS] - environment configs are now merged with the global config, versus the previous behavior that was overriding the whole config segments. (GH#1016, Yanick Champoux) - Dancer::Handler::Debug now accepts env variables from the command-line. (GH#1056, Yanick Champoux) - Accessing values abstracted as methods in Dancer::Session. (GH#1000, John Wittkoski)

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Final call for early bird tickets
by Stefan Hornburg (Racke) 10 Sep '14

10 Sep '14

Early bird tickets for the Perl Dancer conference are available for sale until 12th September. You are saving 20 $ on the ticket for the training (6./7. October) and 30 $ on the ticket for the conference (8./9. October). On top of that students save 50% with a valid student ID. Please register for the conference on http://act.perl.dance/eic2014/registration.html and follow the payment instructions on the bottom of the page. Our main speakers are Sawyer X (Dancer) and Peter Rabbitson (DBIx::Class). Presentations are about Dancer, DBIx::Class and E-Commerce amongst other topics. Check http://act.perl.dance/eic2014/talks for more information. You can also still submit your own presentation at http://act.perl.dance/eic2014/newtalk. The conference is sponsored by Bottlenose, Endpoint, Booking.com, Perusion, West Branch Angler and M & D. Go to http://act.perl.dance for more information or contact us at 2014(a)perl.dance. Regards Racke -- Perl and Dancer Development Visit our Perl::Dancer conference 2014: http://act.perl.dance/

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Question about Perl Dancer Framework
by jean-marie.bourbon＠armaturetech.com 06 Sep '14

06 Sep '14

On 09/01/2014 03:56 AM, jean-marie.bourbon(a)armaturetech.com wrote: > Hi guys! > > I recently tried to build my own web application using Dancer but I'm a basic perl developer and I have any interrogations about this framework. > > I've first tried to build a login page based on your "navbar_login" example. > Once logged in I try to call another page named "test" but it seems to not work (I don't know how to call my page and how Dancer work exactly .. to be honest :-( . ) > : > I have a login.pm module, main.tt (in views/layout/) index.tt and test.tt in views. > Im my login.pm I have declared my routes as following: > > get '/index' => sub { template 'index' }; > > get '/' => sub { template 'login' }; > > get 'test' => sub { > template 'test'; > }; > > So, once logged in I try (and fail) to call my page like this: > > > elsif($password eq "12345") { > #print "ok"; > #return '<script> document.location("./views/test.tt");</script>'; > #return template 'examples/photo_carousel';# 'index'; > #my @animals = qw/dogs cats camels mooses vogons/; > return template 'test' => { > show => "launching test.tt", > }; > #session $username => params->{$username}; > #redirect params ->{'index'}; > > #show_ > } > > Fail also with redirect parameter .. But why and how to call my test page ? > I don't understand why it doesn't work, can you explain me please ? > > Thanks a lot ! >

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Upload form tutorial
by Alex Becker 02 Sep '14

02 Sep '14

Dear all, is there a tutorial how to create a Perl upload form with Dancer? Something basic and simple like this but without CGI? -> http://www.perlmeme.org/tutorials/cgi_upload.html Because, when I was a real noob, I learned Perl from scripts like these. And I still enjoy learning new things this way. Regards, Alex

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