[Catalyst] Advent wrap-up blog and next steps

[Octavian Rasnita]

Thanks for letting us know that there was a calendar entry on December 26. =
I didn't know about it.

I read on it:

"The decisions to use Params::Validate and Data::FormValidator were rock-so=
lid. However, they are ageing modules and we would evaluate Module inline d=
eclarations and HTML::FormBuilder if we were starting from scratch now."

I couldn't find any module named HTML::FormBuilder. Could it be CGI::FormBu=
ilder?

I am wondering because in the last period I've seen recommendations only fo=
r HTML::FormFu and HTML::FormHandler and I thought that it appeared a bette=
r module.

--Octavian

  ----- Original Message ----- =

  From: John Napiorkowski =

  To: The elegant MVC web framework =

  Sent: Friday, January 11, 2013 4:06 PM
  Subject: [Catalyst] Advent wrap-up blog and next steps


  Hey All,


  I did a quick blog on Advent 2012, which you can review here (http://jjna=
piorkowski.typepad.com/modern-perl/2013/01/catalyst-advent-wrap-up-and-thou=
ghts.html).


  In particular be sure to check out any of the late published entries, as =
well as review the list of great articles of Christmas past.  If we are goi=
ng to make that project fly I would need the following assistants:


  1) People willing to update and modernize articles (Ideally would be the =
original author, or people associated with mentioned projects.


  2) Catalyst "Super Experts" willing to act as article Peer reviewers.


  Thanks!


  John




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