perl-dancer-angular-seed, a Perl Dancer/AngularJS seed project
Hi all, At work, I use Dancer extensively and find it awesome. I use AngularJS combined with Bootstrap/FontAwesome on the front end. I created this seed project to help in creating my application folder to kickstart projects easily. It also contains seed files for bower, npm, grunt and carton. I think having a seed project, and great doc, to use Dancer as a back end for AngularJS could help drive people to Dancer. People want to use AngularJS but don't really know what to use as a back end yet. https://github.com/jacqueslareau/perl-dancer-angular-seed This project is really new (not even version 0.0.1) and I'm looking for comments/suggestions or contributors. I also plan to use perlbrew/carton to manage perl and it's packages. Which leads me here: Can anybody offer insight on how to best implement perlbrew and carton with Dancer? Thanks! - Jacques Lareau
Very nice idea! I'm going to look into it. Thanks for sharing! And happy new year to all Dancer's fellow hackers! 2014/1/8 Jacques Lareau <jack.lareau@gmail.com>
Hi all,
At work, I use Dancer extensively and find it awesome. I use AngularJS combined with Bootstrap/FontAwesome on the front end. I created this seed project to help in creating my application folder to kickstart projects easily. It also contains seed files for bower, npm, grunt and carton.
I think having a seed project, and great doc, to use Dancer as a back end for AngularJS could help drive people to Dancer. People want to use AngularJS but don't really know what to use as a back end yet.
https://github.com/jacqueslareau/perl-dancer-angular-seed
This project is really new (not even version 0.0.1) and I'm looking for comments/suggestions or contributors.
I also plan to use perlbrew/carton to manage perl and it's packages. Which leads me here:
Can anybody offer insight on how to best implement perlbrew and carton with Dancer?
Thanks!
- Jacques Lareau
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On Jan 8, 2014, at 9:10 AM, Jacques Lareau wrote:
Hi all,
At work, I use Dancer extensively and find it awesome. I use AngularJS combined with Bootstrap/FontAwesome on the front end. I created this seed project to help in creating my application folder to kickstart projects easily. It also contains seed files for bower, npm, grunt and carton.
I think having a seed project, and great doc, to use Dancer as a back end for AngularJS could help drive people to Dancer. People want to use AngularJS but don't really know what to use as a back end yet.
https://github.com/jacqueslareau/perl-dancer-angular-seed
This project is really new (not even version 0.0.1) and I'm looking for comments/suggestions or contributors.
I also plan to use perlbrew/carton to manage perl and it's packages. Which leads me here:
Can anybody offer insight on how to best implement perlbrew and carton with Dancer?
Jacques, Take a look at our wiki on installing perlbrew here. https://github.com/interchange/Interchange6/wiki/Install-with-Perlbrew once you have perlbrew setup $ cpanm install Carton create a file in you base dir called cpanfile add modules in this format. requires 'DBD::mysql'; requires 'DBI'; requires 'DBIx::Class'; http://search.cpan.org/~miyagawa/Carton-v1.0.12/lib/Carton.pm $carton install and you modules will go into local/ now you need to set you env and use #!/usr/bin/env perl plenty of articles about using them but just a fyi maybe checkout plenv I have moved to it myself. Have fun. -Sam
On Jan 8, 2014, at 9:32 AM, Sam Batschelet wrote:
On Jan 8, 2014, at 9:10 AM, Jacques Lareau wrote:
Hi all,
At work, I use Dancer extensively and find it awesome. I use AngularJS combined with Bootstrap/FontAwesome on the front end. I created this seed project to help in creating my application folder to kickstart projects easily. It also contains seed files for bower, npm, grunt and carton.
I think having a seed project, and great doc, to use Dancer as a back end for AngularJS could help drive people to Dancer. People want to use AngularJS but don't really know what to use as a back end yet.
https://github.com/jacqueslareau/perl-dancer-angular-seed
This project is really new (not even version 0.0.1) and I'm looking for comments/suggestions or contributors.
I also plan to use perlbrew/carton to manage perl and it's packages. Which leads me here:
Can anybody offer insight on how to best implement perlbrew and carton with Dancer?
Jacques, Take a look at our wiki on installing perlbrew here.
https://github.com/interchange/Interchange6/wiki/Install-with-Perlbrew
On another note for reference we have been playing with Dancer and Angular might give you some ideas. https://github.com/interchange/nitesi-admin I will add that I am not on this project ;) -Sam
On 1/8/2014, 9:10 AM, Jacques Lareau wrote:
I use AngularJS combined with Bootstrap/FontAwesome on the front end. I created this seed project to help in creating my application folder to kickstart projects easily. It also contains seed files for bower, npm, grunt and carton.
Niiice... And it seems that this need to quickly include the javascript/css batteries in a Dancer project is serendipitously surfacing from different fronts. Last week I blogged about dancecard (http://techblog.babyl.ca/entry/dancecard), which is a little tool that aims to scratch the same itch. I... might have to accelerate its publication to CPAN. :-) Joy, `/anick
Thanks for the feedback! Hi Yanick! I read that blog entry, it looks interesting, but you have to keep all the git locations and organize the dependancies manually? It's just that bower is really well done for that purpose. - Jacques Lareau On Wed, Jan 8, 2014 at 10:14 AM, Yanick Champoux <yanick@babyl.ca> wrote:
On 1/8/2014, 9:10 AM, Jacques Lareau wrote:
I use AngularJS combined with Bootstrap/FontAwesome on the front end. I created this seed project to help in creating my application folder to kickstart projects easily. It also contains seed files for bower, npm, grunt and carton.
Niiice...
And it seems that this need to quickly include the javascript/css batteries in a Dancer project is serendipitously surfacing from different fronts. Last week I blogged about dancecard (http://techblog.babyl.ca/ entry/dancecard), which is a little tool that aims to scratch the same itch. I... might have to accelerate its publication to CPAN. :-)
Joy, `/anick
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On 1/8/2014, 11:43 AM, Jacques Lareau wrote:
Hi Yanick! I read that blog entry, it looks interesting, but you have to keep all the git locations and organize the dependancies manually? It's just that bower is really well done for that purpose.
bower? what is bower? *hit the google* ... oh. /That/ is bower. Yup, that's indeed pretty much exactly what I was aiming for with dancecard. And it indeed looks very slick. ... I don't know if I should be elated or miffed. :-) In all cases, thanks for pointing it out before I spent too much time reinventing the wheel! (which I might still do, mind you, but that will be totally on my stubbornness) Joy, `/anick
I understand, it's really hard to keep up with all the tools. This seeds requires node.js for tasks like grunt, bower and probably karma later for tests. I'd be nice to have all of these in Perl so your stubbornness might be a first step. Maybe make a Perl port of bower? You'd have plenty of packages ready and dependencies already defined. - Jacques Lareau On Wed, Jan 8, 2014 at 12:35 PM, Yanick Champoux <yanick@babyl.ca> wrote:
On 1/8/2014, 11:43 AM, Jacques Lareau wrote:
Hi Yanick! I read that blog entry, it looks interesting, but you have to keep all the git locations and organize the dependancies manually? It's just that bower is really well done for that purpose.
bower? what is bower?
*hit the google*
... oh. /That/ is bower.
Yup, that's indeed pretty much exactly what I was aiming for with dancecard. And it indeed looks very slick. ... I don't know if I should be elated or miffed. :-) In all cases, thanks for pointing it out before I spent too much time reinventing the wheel! (which I might still do, mind you, but that will be totally on my stubbornness)
Joy, `/anick _______________________________________________ dancer-users mailing list dancer-users@dancer.pm http://lists.preshweb.co.uk/mailman/listinfo/dancer-users
This is great! thanks for putting it together On Wed, Jan 8, 2014 at 8:10 AM, Jacques Lareau <jack.lareau@gmail.com>wrote:
Hi all,
At work, I use Dancer extensively and find it awesome. I use AngularJS combined with Bootstrap/FontAwesome on the front end. I created this seed project to help in creating my application folder to kickstart projects easily. It also contains seed files for bower, npm, grunt and carton.
I think having a seed project, and great doc, to use Dancer as a back end for AngularJS could help drive people to Dancer. People want to use AngularJS but don't really know what to use as a back end yet.
https://github.com/jacqueslareau/perl-dancer-angular-seed
This project is really new (not even version 0.0.1) and I'm looking for comments/suggestions or contributors.
I also plan to use perlbrew/carton to manage perl and it's packages. Which leads me here:
Can anybody offer insight on how to best implement perlbrew and carton with Dancer?
Thanks!
- Jacques Lareau
_______________________________________________ dancer-users mailing list dancer-users@dancer.pm http://lists.preshweb.co.uk/mailman/listinfo/dancer-users
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Alexis Sukrieh -
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Sam Batschelet -
Yanick Champoux