2010.03.25

Plack Blog

There is no main project on github that gathers people, even though we can see a fair amount of MooseX:: projects. Most of the developers will work on different modules, that may not have the same purpose. Lately we have seen a fair amount of work on various Plack stuff, mainly middleware, but also HTTP servers (twiggy, starman, …) and web framework (dancer).

via blog.plackperl.org

Plack has now its own (re)Blog where I will microblog and reblog what's been hot around Plack.

No worries, It doesn't mean I would stop talking about Plack here - instead I will talk (probably more) about my thoughts here while lightly reblogging people's great stuff on Plack's own dedicate blog.

Keep blogging everyone!

Mar 25, 2010 2:40:41 AM

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