mojolicious – manchicken here…

Mojolicious is a fun module/framework/thing for me. How do I love Mojolicious? Let me count the ways (sorry Shakespeare):

Mojo has ridiculously few dependencies, especially when compared to other web frameworks
Mojo brings web servers (morbo and hypnotoad) with it
Mojo does MVC, or doesn’t do MVC, whatever I want to do
Mojo has templates, and they’re outstanding
Mojo does routes very simply, which is badass
I can write an entire web application in only one file (though it could get big and may not be advisable) using Mojolicious::Lite
Mojo has helpers which are actually helpful
Mojo is crazy fast, so fast that if there is a performance problem I’m pretty sure it’s me
The more I use Mojo, the more I find cool stuff that it can do Continue reading Gist of the Day: Mojo Merging Hashes

I got a little bored with what I had been posting (I suspect you did, too), so I’m doing something neat. I’m going to write a full (though limited) program for you. Here are the user stories (if you don’t know what user stories are, see here before continuing):

As a web user I can enter a phone number and a SMS message into a queue so that it can be sent by a mobile handset.
As a mobile handset user, I can push a button to dequeue a message and send it via SMS so that I might risk my device’s stability and my own financial solvency by opening up the internet to sending messages through my phone. Continue reading Gist of the Day: Using Mojo, Mongo, and SL4A to send SMS Messages (1 of 2)