# Is WebPerl the Holy Grail* of universal # cross-platform Perl app distribution? $_=q` ______________ | PERLAPP | <- Your Perl app here. |_____|______| ______v_______ | WEBPERL | <- The Holy Grail* |_____^______| | | | | <- Internet. ______|____|__ | BROWSER v | <- Everywhere! | WEBPERLAPP | <- Downloaded! |____________| ______|_______ | WINDOWS | <- Anything... | LINUX | | MAC | | ETC | |____________| * Of universal cross-platform Perl application distribution. `and print
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Re: Is WebPerl the Holy Grail* of universal cross-platform Perl app distribution?
by Corion (Patriarch) on Oct 11, 2018 at 16:10 UTC

    Finally you can package and distribute your Perl application using Electron, just to make people scream with horror.

    Ideally, you make a performance monitor with it.

      I found electron to be a huge resource hog and I stopped using it for e.g. MS-Teams. Too unreliable.

      Things might change for the better though.


      Enjoy, Have FUN! H.Merijn

        Electron …

        … might change for the better though.

        Well, it just did: you can now package Perl applications with it
        ;-)
        I think Corion was just ironic. :)

        Kind of Ask a Dumb Question, Get a Dumb Answer tactic.

        Cheers Rolf
        (addicted to the Perl Programming Language :)
        Wikisyntax for the Monastery FootballPerl is like chess, only without the dice

        update

        see also Electron_is_cancer (1 GB RAM usage) compared to 4MB for WebPerl (IIRC)

      can you share an example?

        That's just a combination of electron-fiddle with one of the webpages that have been linked often enough.

        I'm sure you can do it yourself. What's keeping you from it?

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