[dancer-users] Medium-Scale Dancer series updated

William Carr bill at bottlenose-wine.com
Mon Dec 28 16:38:21 GMT 2015


Thank you very much for this. I found these articles very helpful.

Do you have any suggestions or design patterns for including commonly used modules?

For example, how may I reduce the following without repeating myself?

MyApp::Module1.pm
use Dancer2;
use Dancer2 appname => ‘myapp’;
use Dancer2::Plugin::Ajax;

MyApp::Module2.pm
use Dancer2;
use Dancer2 appname => ‘myapp’;
use Dancer2::Plugin::Ajax;

-Bill Carr


> On Dec 23, 2015, at 3:49 AM, Warren Young <wyml at etr-usa.com> wrote:
> 
> I’ve just finished a touch-up pass on my series of articles on getting beyond the initial small-scale app design generated by “dancer -a app”.  They were to be part of the 2015 advent calendar, but for now, here are the current links:
> 
>   Part 1, modules:   https://goo.gl/SFn30N
>   Part 2, routes:    https://goo.gl/UfMqGo
>   Part 3, views:     https://goo.gl/DN8xYO
>   Part 4, front end: https://goo.gl/wlyOFB
>   Part 5, REST API:  https://goo.gl/VbMI4P
>   Part 6, reloader:  https://goo.gl/6AiiIm
> 
> (These are GitHub links, showing the current tip-of-master versions, shortened so they don’t break due to line wrapping.)
> 
> The major change is that I’ve replaced the context object idea with direct Dancer DSL calls.  I had poor justifications for this object, which I realized after watching Alexis Sukrieh’s 2015 conference video.
> 
> That in turn allowed me to drop a level of function calls, which makes the recommended design considerably cleaner.
> 
> I’ve also fixed up some UTF-8 problems, so you don’t get broken Latin-1 characters when viewing the articles in a web browser.  (They look fine on a UTF-8 terminal. :) )
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