The Framework::Core set of modules does currently include session handling, path routing, and a module to tie it to mongrel2 to receive web request, but that is not the end goal or design of it. It is meant to be a fully modular application framework, suitable for either web applications or native command line utilities coded in perl.
As it is developed examples will be included with it showing how it can be used in that fashion. I would prefer not to name it WebApp::Core, because that is not the end goal of the system, it just so happens to be what I am using it for at the moment.
This also differentiates it from other application frameworks out there; it is meant so that all of the "web" or "intranet" parts can be shut off entirely and the system still works and provides valuable functionality.
As it is developed examples will be included with it showing how it can be used in that fashion. I would prefer not to name it WebApp::Core, because that is not the end goal of the system, it just so happens to be what I am using it for at the moment.
This also differentiates it from other application frameworks out there; it is meant so that all of the "web" or "intranet" parts can be shut off entirely and the system still works and provides valuable functionality.
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Subject: Re: Module submission Framework::Core
From: brian d foy <brian.d....@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, April 30, 2013 6:33 pm
To: codech...@cpan.org
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In article <20130430162147.0754a1f...@pause.perl.org>, "Perl Authors
Upload Server" <upl...@pause.perl.org> wrote:
> modid: Framework::Core
> DSLIP: adpOp
> description: Modular application framework
> userid: CODECHILD (David Helkowski)
> Uniqueness: The approach taken by Framework::Core is different from
> other frameworks available on Cpan, because it is setup to provide
> all of the base modules needed to create a nearly fully functional
> intranet/web application.
It sounds like a better name might be WebApp::Core since your
description is heavily skewed toward that sort of use. This doesn't
sound like something anyone would want to use for anything other than
web apps.
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