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Perl/PSGI web deployment survey

This is a survey of how people develop and deploy Perl web applications using PSGI. Collected results will be published and discussed in my upcoming talks at YAPC::NA and OSCON 2011.

via spreadsheets.google.com

mberends/http-server-simple - GitHub

A Perl 6 implementation of the Perl 5 HTTP::Server::Simple::PSGI

via github.com

About - CPAN Ratings

June 2011: Run on Plack, better formatting, better javascript, use Search CPAN API, various bugfixes. Code is now in git.

via cpanratings.perl.org

Get Hacking on MetaCPAN in Just Minutes | Olaf Alders [blogs.perl.org]

One of the fun things about MetaCPAN is that we've split the project into two main parts: an API and a front end. What this means is that if you want to start pushing your code into http://beta.metacpan.org, you don't need to run a local copy of the API. You can just git clone the front end, install your dependencies and be on your way.

via blogs.perl.org

Clack - Web Application Environment for Common Lisp

Clack is a Web Application Environment for Common Lisp inspired by Python's WSGI and Ruby's Rack.

via clacklisp.org

OK, this is not specifically Plack, but our influence seems obvious when I dive into the code. Nice one :)

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.

via news.ntppool.org

[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!

via mail.pm.org

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.

via www.meetup.com

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.

via showmetheco.de