Plack Blog

Introduction to Plack talk in French Perl Workshop

Plack est un port de WSGI (Python) et de Rack (Ruby). Son objectif est de fournir un environement commun aux développeurs de framework web. Il fournit des connecteurs pour de nombreux serveurs web, mais également un environement pour écrire facilement des middlewares. Plack est encore jeune, mais est déjà adopté par tous les frameworks Perl (Catalyst, Dancer, Mojo, ...), et de nombreux middlewares sont également disponibles sur le CPAN.

via journeesperl.fr

frankcuny will talk about Plack in French Perl Workshop 2010.

PSGI handler for uWSGI

A Lua wsapi adaptor, a PSGI handler and an Erlang message exchanger are already available.

via projects.unbit.it

uWSGI is yet-another FastCGI/SCGI-like wired protocol to run web applications from supported web servers such as nginx, Apache and cherokee. Seems like PSGI handler for that is already in the work, and is "commercially supported" :)

I asked the author on Twitter about open sourcing it and they have a plan to do so.

franckcuny's plack--middleware--throttle

franckcuny's plack--middleware--throttle at master - GitHub

Plack::Middleware::Throttle makes it easy to add IP-based rate limit / throttling to your application.

tadam's Plack-Middleware-Access at master

Plack::Middleware::Access - don't allow to open your app depending on the remote ip and other parameters

via github.com

walf443's p5-plack-middleware-docomoguid

walf443's p5-plack-middleware-docomoguid at master - GitHub

walf443 wrote Plack middleware to handle very Japanese specific NTTDocomo user ID management.

Sunaba - Perl web apps in the cloud

It is a great pleasure that my 4 hour hack last night lets me now introduce: Sunaba the perl sandbox environment to run any PSGI/Plack applications.

via bulknews.typepad.com

Sunaba: Plack/PSGI in the cloud

Sunaba runs your Plack/PSGI apps in the cloud.

via sunaba.plackperl.org

Sunaba (meaning sandbox in Japanese) is a virtual perl environment where you can paste your PSGI application to run on. Detailed post will follow up on my blog :)

More fun with Tatsumaki and Plack

To demonstrate the use of this two middleware, I’ve wrote a small application with Tatsumaki. This application fetch a page, parse it to find all the feeds declared, and return a JSON with the result.

via lumberjaph.net

franckcuny shows how to add features to Plack based applications (using Tatsumaki in this example) by writing middleware components.