That looks useful, but this brings me to say:

Your application does not even need to be "useful" in order to be added.

I think having access to these applications can help others learn how to use Dancer.

Or if you think you are a bad coder, it might help other people to learn what not to do :)

So even if you just reimplemented a url shortener for fun, we could add it to the list.

The only requirement is that it is open source and written in Dancer.

Gabor

On Mon, Jan 12, 2015 at 7:00 PM, Alex Mestiashvili <alex@biotec.tu-dresden.de> wrote:

Hi Gabor,

not sure if this is useful to anyone:

https://github.com/mestia/simpleshare

Best,
Alex

On 01/12/2015 04:10 PM, Gabor Szabo wrote:

Hi,

I've just added the App::Notifier Shlomi Fish mentioned to the Dancefloor:

See at the bottom: http://perldancer.org/dancefloor

With this I started an experiment to collect the Dancer-based open-source

web applications that do not have their own web site.

They might be on CPAN as App::Notifier or they can be on Github alone.

(or in some other public source code repository)

If you wrote one, or if you know about one, this is the time to either send a pull

request or reply to this e-mail with the link to the source code of the application.

Gabor