Never heard of it before this post. Quick peek: no.

Seems very localized/specialized, old school (how many times in a week can I complain of CGI->Vars still being recommended), old practices (functional/global interfaces), and minimal docs.

Better to use something modern with plugins/roles for things like Oauth, component separation, external code reuse, etc; Catalyst, Mojolicious, Dancer.

I completely admire and appreciate the original CPAN and search CPAN folks but the old sites have nothing on metacpan.org. Which, IIRC, is built with Amon, or parts anyway. I recently gave Amon a go and it's not quite to my taste but seems nice enough. Fast moving code base so who knows in a year or two.

Update, didn't notice before: PASS (8), FAIL (159). Which due to its specific usage isn't really surprising but certainly a measure of how "portable" it is.

In reply to Re: Aside from CPAN, has anybody used Labyrinth? by Your Mother
in thread Aside from CPAN, has anybody used Labyrinth? by taint

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