Dancer 1.2000, finally out

[nodata]

For anyone wondering what Dancer is: http://www.perldancer.org/

[asukrieh]

Thanks for the link, and here is a very good introduction to what Dancer is:

http://byte-me.org/mpm/

(slideshow built with S5 + Dancer)

[asukrieh]

Oh, and I forgot mine ;)

http://slides.perldancer.org/

[jsdk]

No wonder Perl is dead if all they have is such a piss poor Sinatra ripoff.

[misterm]

Dancer is very easy to get started with, and very simple to deploy. If you have a small project with using perl in mind, it might be worth checking out. The documentation is okay, but getting better surely. If you have any quick questions about Dancer, I'd recommend checking out the project's IRC channel.

[scalyweb]

Congratulations on the stable release. When are you updating the website with that that fancy new template I recall seeing a few months back?

[asukrieh]

Soon, very soon :) We'll provide a new kickass design as well, stay tuned ;)

[drex]

Don't let this poor project spoil Perl for you, instead take a look at Catalyst, the number one Perl Web Framework with a gigantic community and multiple books behind it. http://www.catalystframework.org

[berntb]

I have used Catalyst a bit, bought the book and appreciated it. I have never used Dancer, but it look good; I'll probably learn it.

Otoh, what I really don't like is a just created troll account, like yours.

[drex]

Looks like a cheap ripoff of Mojolicious.

http://mojolicious.org https://github.com/kraih/mojo

[tszming]

I think both frameworks share similar vision and there is no need to attack each other.

[whiskeyjack]

Seriously guy? This hostility towards Dancer is silly.

[asukrieh]

Hey sri, how are you? ;)