Re^7: Perl microservice framework

It doesn't make much sense to complain about Perl projects being not originally designed for microservices, when Spring Boot was also not originally designed for microservices (though it often is used for that).

Both Catalyst and Mojolicious can be used to implement REST style microservices. These are also the safest bets in terms of community/support. Plack is a lower level web framework, really meant for authors of web frameworks, rather than application developers.

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Re^8: Perl microservice framework by LanX (Saint) on Dec 27, 2024 at 14:16 UTC
Well does it make sense to ask a Java centered question in a Perl board? Instead of listing the features needed? It's like an US American claiming the UK has no democratic government, since there are no senators or president. (Or rather the other way round?🤔) PS: FWIW Russia has both, senators and president. Tsk... Unruly Britannia! Cheers Rolf _{(addicted to the Perl Programming Language :) see Wikisyntax for the Monastery}	[reply]
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Re^8: Perl microservice framework by mvanle (Acolyte) on Dec 27, 2024 at 22:16 UTC
It doesn't make much sense to complain about Perl projects being not originally designed for microservices, when Spring Boot was also not originally designed for microservices (though it often is used for that). But it is always prudent to be cautious against using projects for which they were not designed. Spring Boot is a recurring top search result for recommended Java microservice frameworks. However the Perl equivalent is not obvious, therefore the question was asked.	[reply]