Recommendation for simple Web Frameworks

[Eden Cardim]

>>>>> "David" == David Cantrell <david at cantrell.org.uk> writes:

    David> You don't have to be in a corporate environment for that to
    David> be a pain in the arse.  On my own machines I don't really
    David> want to run the risk that one of those 70+ dependencies will
    David> break something else, nor do I particularly relish having a
    David> seperate build of perl with its own @INC sandbox for every
    David> application.

It's pretty trivial to build and load perl modules somewhere other than
the vendor perl lib directories where they might risk breaking the
system. The only real reason you have to stay away from dependencies in
a corporate environment is when it's enforced legally, otherwise, anyone
with a gnu toolchain and a clue can build perl modules without remotely
risking breaking the system.

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Eden Cardim
Software Engineer
Shadowcat Systems Ltd.
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