Perl: April 2010 Archives

Bracket is a web application that manages a group of players and their picks in the national college basketball tournament. It was written to provide an open source bracket system for the tourney that is fast, simple and ad free.

(update: sorry for the post-march madness post, this is all dhoss's fault)

MooseX::App::Cmd is a really handy little module to add robustness and decoupling to your command line applications. It allows you to treat each command as a separate class, keeping your code tidy, and pretty re-usable.

Continue reading for an example of what I recently used it for....

Many of you will have run into this problem: You want to stash a callback in Catalyst that will build you the URL for an action. It’s supposed to be a callback, because you want to dynamically pass an ID or other argument to the URL.

As nice as this sounds, you have to be careful so you don’t create a circular reference. I’ll discuss the current best practice for this problem below and will propose another kind of solution.

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