[Purdue-pm] Frameworks, was: Problem with she-bang and PERL5OPT

[Rick Westerman]

We had a short informal discussion on frameworks at the last Mongers' meeting.  We can get anything we want installed on RCAC.  The 'use module' method works nicely.   However, basically, none of us have wanted (or had the time) to overcome the initial and often steep learning curve of a framework in order to save us (potentially) hassles in the future. 


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> While mod_perl is nice I think a lot of modern perl web devs have been
> moving away from it. I think mostly to decouple the apache/perl
> dependency (updating one requires doing something with the other).
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> But, getting plack/psgi, nginx on RCAC might be difficult. Let alone
> Mojolicious, Dancer, Catalyst or the like.
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> The down side of how far behind RHEL6 is. We haven't done much with
> RHEL7.
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> joe
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