Projects

Plack.pm

Plack is a Perl module and namespace that contains a set of reference server implementations, middleware and utility modules for PSGI, Perl Web Server Gateway Interface.

HTTP::Engine

Application server to Web Application Framework gateway. inspired from WSGI(Python) and Rack(ruby). With this module, you can write your own web application framework very easily, and with less code

Continuity

Continuity uses a programming concept called continuations to make HTTP seem like a statefull protocol instead of stateless protocol. This technique is increasingly called creating a Continuation Server. Continuity is a suite of Perl libraries (not a framework) for building a highly structured ... [More] web-based interface for your application, without using ad-hoc state management. Continuity is Free Software, distributed under the same terms as Perl itself. [Less]

Display

A file-based weblog system in the spirit of Blosxom or Rassmalog.

notex

NOTEX stands for "Network Oriented Transforms in ECMAScript and XML (E4X)" and is implemented in the CGI script notex.cgi and FastCGI script notex.fcgi. This CGI script enables you to: Read and run server-side any JavaScript file located anywhere on the web Use this JavaScript file to ... [More] process XML files located anywhere on the web Cache your results to give faster responses to subsequent requests NOTEX adds 20 simple JavaScript functions to your programs, such as GET(url), param('user') and write(output) - for more details please see http://www.notex.info NOTEX is a simple, elegant and effective way to process XML files on a web server using JavaScript's E4X capabilities. It has been tested with Apache version 2 using Perl CGI and FastCGI on both Mac OS X and Ubuntu Linux. It should run unmodified on any other Linux or Unix (e.g. OpenSolaris). [Less]

Lixuz

Lixuz is a content management system written in perl. Lixuz is using Catalyst, DBIx::Class, jQuery and several other libraries. It is capable of handling anything from small websites to large news portals, and has built-in support for automated image-resizing and audio/video playing. Though still ... [More] under development, the current version is already being used on several websites, ranging from corporate homepages to news portals. [Less]

server-site-status-check

Here's a little Perl script that checks to see if a Web site is up. If it is not, it tries to get it up. Basically, I couldn't really find a good way to manage a handful of sites running on Ligttpd and FastCGI. I had a shell script that would kill all the FastCGI processes and then restart ... [More] them, but sometimes there were misfires...sometimes the data center would reboot and I would not realize one had misfired...etc. [Less]

d-space

taking the best from myspace and facebook and putting it into a small, fast, compact package for friends. The idea is to get an open source community software package out there so people can out do myspace's shittiness.

otban

This project uses Catalyst, (currently) MySQL, FastCGI, and REST to get the job done. Currently, there's a functional threaded message board that's soon to be ported to using nested sets instead of recursive SQL queries. Should be pretty much XHTML compliant/valid and should run pretty quickly.