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web development - PSGI, What is it, whats the fuxx about? - Stack Overflow

try write some apps with it and will find than Plack is like the first sex - now you didn't understand that you could live without it.

via stackoverflow.com

Glad to see legit questions and great answers on StackOverflow.

New web server on the NTP Pool site - NTP Pool News

Today the NTP Pool site was upgraded to run on Plack and Starman instead of Apache.

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[sf-perl] why I love CPAN (and Plack)

I had to make an iPhone-compatible version of a third-party website at work recently, so I searched CPAN. What did I find, but a perl one-liner iPhone-rewriting web proxy!

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PSGI and DotCloud - San Francisco Perl Mongers (San Francisco, CA) - Meetup

DotCloud is a second generation Platform-as-a-service provider with multiple languages and databases support. DotCloud recently shipped Perl stack with PSGI web application support. Tatsuhiko Miyagawa, who works for the company as a software engineer, explains how to develop your PSGI based web applications and deploy it to DotCloud.

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May updates / No time to wait

. Because of this PocketIO is now built like Plack::App::File. From now on you can just mount SocketIO application as any other Plack application.

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miyagawa/Plack-Middleware-InteractiveDebugger - GitHub

Interactive on-browser debugger for Plack ala Werkzeug

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I've been porting Flask and Werkzeug's awesome in-browser debugger to Plack/PSGI. It's mostly done now and needs some tweaks around the output and source browsing functionality.

Plack::Middleware::REPL - search.cpan.org

Plack::Middleware::REPL is a PSGI middleware component that enables REPL (read-eval-print-loop) when your application raises errors.

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Gives you a nice REPL on your console when the app gets errors or warnings. You can also trigger the REPL manually by adding "Carp::REPL::repl()" in your code.

IE9 reportedly hangs HTTP::Server::PSGI - Issues - miyagawa/Plack - GitHub

Apparently IE9 opens a background connection before sending the main HTTP request, blocking a single process server like HTTP::Server::PSGI.

via github.com

If anyone knows how to avoid background connections in IE9 (and probably Chrome incognito mode as well), let us know. Also if this is something you can fix on the HTTP::Server::PSGI side, we're happy to coordinate a patch.

Meanwhile, if you have issues developing with HTTP::Server::PSGI with IE9 or Chrome anonymous, you can use a very short timeout (like 1-2 sec), or use an event based web server like Twiggy or a forking web server like Starman or Starlet.

Вячеслав Тихановский / Fliggy - search.cpan.org

Twiggy with inlined Flash Policy Server

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Tatsuhiko Miyagawa / Plack-Handler-AnyEvent-FCGI - search.cpan.org

Asynchronous FCGI handler for PSGI using AnyEvent::FCGI  

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