The Definitive Guide to Catalyst: Writing Extensible, Scalable, and Maintainable Perl-Based Web Applications
Catalyst is a web framework written in Perl and inspired by Perl. As with its parent language,Catalyst makes the easy things easy and the hard things possible. Unlike other frameworks, it comes with very little out of the box, and in fact doesn’t really come with a box. It’s not designed to make the...
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| Tóm tắt: | Catalyst is a web framework written in Perl and inspired by Perl. As with its parent language,Catalyst makes the easy things easy and the hard things possible. Unlike other frameworks, it comes with very little out of the box, and in fact doesn’t really come with a box. It’s not designed to make the first half-day of your programming experience easy; it’s designed so that
the speed of development of your code is just as quick for you at the beginning of a project as it is in the middle, at the end, and some period of time later when you realize you have to return to a long-forgotten project to do maintenance programming or add new features. In the rest of this introduction, we’ll help you work out if this book is for you. While Catalyst is reasonably simple, it does require that you have some familiarity with Perl. You
can learn Perl and Catalyst concurrently, and in some ways this would be a good way to
learn how to program disciplined, tructured, object-oriented Perl, but it will make the
learning curve steep. If you’re familiar with Perl data types, references, and objects, then you can go straight
to Chapter 1. If you feel that you are already a skilled web programmer and Perl programmer, then you can probably start with Chapter 3. If you’re not completely confident with Perl, on the other hand, you’ll want to go through this review. The rest of this introduction will help
you decide if you need to read Chapter 2. |
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