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Controlling Nginx and Starman with Server::Control

Starman has near-zero configuration, and Nginx provides a perfect complement for HTTP acceleration and serving static files.

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Plack 1.0 and the future - Tatsuhiko Miyagawa's blog

I’m proud and excited to announce the long-awaited release of Plack 1.0 on CPAN.

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In case you miss it, here's the announcement on Plack 1.0 from a couple of weeks ago.

Deploying a Dancer app on Heroku « axiombox

The startup script of a Dancer application (bin/app.pl) can be used as a PSGI file. With that in mind, I was able to take the good work of Miyagawa's Heroku buildpack for general PSGI apps and hack it a little bit to use Dancer's, specifically.

via axiombox.com

David Moreno wrote a tutorial on how to deploy Dancer PSGI app on Heroku using hacked version of my buildpack.

Note that you can just write app.psgi that calls out bin/app.pl and use my buildpack as is, and that makes your Dancer app deployable on other PaaS such as DotCloud and Stackato as well.

Githubの各種イベント通知をPubSubHubbubで受け取るの巻 - unknownplace.org

tl;dr - 通常のHookではなくPubSubHubbubのほうのHookを使えばGithubのすべてのイベントをひとつのWebHookで受け取ることができる。

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Receive Github webhooks with embedded Twiggy web server and post the events to IRC.

Amon2 supports streaming with AnyEvent + PSGI

最近、Amon2 のリアルタイムWebサポートをおこないました。

これにより、WebSocket や Long poll をつかうウェブアプリケーションを Amon2 で簡単にかくことができます。

via blog.64p.org

Introducing Plack::Test::Agent - Modern Perl Books, a Modern Perl Blog

After a discussion with Zbigniew and Miyagawa on the subject of Plack::Test and Test:: Interfaces, I wrote Plack::Test::Agent as a proof of concept.

via www.modernperlbooks.com

dakkar/Plack-Handler-Stomp - GitHub

dakkar/Plack-Handler-Stomp - GitHub

PocketIO - realtime applications for Plack / No time to wait

PocketIO is a SocketIO port from Node.JS to Perl. It allows you to write realtime web applications without worring about specific browsers features: from long-polling to WebSockets.

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Catalyst-Plugin-Session-PSGI-0.0.1 - metacpan.org

Catalyst-Plugin-Session-PSGI-0.0.1 - metacpan.org

Hacking on Act | YAPC::NA

As you may have heard, we’ve finished the first part of converting Act to run on PSGI. Other than modernizing Act a bit, it has the added benefit of lowering the barrier to entry for working on Act.

via blog.yapcna.org