Happy birthday to my backend

Saturday, 1 December 2007

Catalyst

One year ago today we launched a new version, written with Catalyst, of Sedition·com.

Catalyst rules. All your MVC are belong to us.

These are some people that if the universe were a more equitable place I would owe several thousand dollars apiece. I highly recommend them as software developers and, except for Matt,1 as human beings.

I reserve the right to add others I’ve in haste accidentally neglected to include in the list. These are not the only folks I love and respect in the Perl world but the ones I most directly owe beaucoup.

Perl is a wonderful language with an incredibly good community. Perl, excepting edge cases, blows doors on just about every high level language out there. If some part-time seditionist with an English and art history background can write a stable blog platform, which is functionally more or less identical to WordPress, all by himself in about a month, you know it’s good.

1 But I keed, Matt!

No comments · [comment]
digg stumbleupon del.icio.us reddit Fark Technorati Faves
«·You say morbid, I say mordant…let’s call the whole thing off.DailyKak #1: the most anti-Negro law on our statute books·»

[Browse in blocks of 25 articles]

Your information (required) Name*
Email*
Website

* Indicates required fields; email is used for validation and is not displayed on the site.

Your comment
Commenting on Happy birthday to my backend
Title

Body is limited to ≈1,000 words. Paragraphs—but not line breaks—are automatically inserted. Valid XHTML is required. These are the allowed tags–

<a href=""></a> <br/> <acronym title=""></acronym> <abbr title=""></abbr> <code></code> <pre></pre> <tt></tt> <ins></ins> <del></del> <hr/> <cite></cite> <b></b> <i></i> <sup></sup> <sub></sub> <strong></strong> <em></em> <h1></h1> <h2></h2> <h3></h3> <q></q> <blockquote></blockquote>