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PSGI the web superglue
PSGI the superglue between Perl web application frameworks and web servers
  1. PSGI/Plack
    1. Modern Web with Perl
    2. Getting started with PSGI
    3. How to build a dynamic web application using PSGI
    4. Which is better perl-CGI, mod_perl or PSGI?
    5. Concurrent Requests and measuring performance with ApacheBench
    6. Routing with PSGI
    7. PSGI and AJAX for single-page applications
    8. Asynchronous web application with PSGI and Twiggy
    9. Serving a static site (the content of a directory) using Plack and PSGI
    10. Testing PSGI based web applications using Plack::Test
    11. Hello World with Plack in CGI mode

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PSGI the superglue between Perl web application frameworks and web servers

  • PSGI
  • Plack

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The beginning of a series of articles about PSGI/Plack.

  • Modern Web with Perl, a quick overview (screencast)
  • Getting Started with PSGI/Plack
  • How to build a dynamic web application using PSGI
  • Perl CGI, mod_perl, and PSGI
  • Concurrent Requests and measuring performance with ApacheBench
  • Routing with PSGI
  • PSGI and AJAX for single-page applications
  • Asynchronous web application with PSGI and Twiggy
  • Serving static site (the content of a directory) using Plack and PSGI
  • Testing PSGI based web applications using Plack::Test
  • Hello World with Plack in CGI mode
  • Echo with Plack in CGI mode

The Open source clone of search.cpan.org is built on PSGI. A large part of that series deals with using PSGI.

PSGI-enabled web frameworks

  • Dancer
  • Mojolicious
  • Catalyst

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