"I would double the installation time with Dancer or Mojo (due to the large amount of tests during the cpan install)."

Don't run the tests then.

"but everything is exposed, instead of hidden in perl-modules which also take time to grasp"

That is a poor way of looking at things. Rather than expose your own solution which simply reinvents a wheel that was already produced, tested AND deployed ... you get to use a solution that maintained by someone else. Nothing is hidden.

"Sure, takes a while to understand, "

It takes LONGER to understand your code and more importantly, it will take longer to correct, improve and maintain your code base. Really, you should be ashamed for posting that crap here and you should be publicly berated for your attitude.

In reply to Re^3: Choose your own Adventure - for Perl & Windows by Anonymous Monk
in thread Choose your own Adventure - for Perl & Windows by FreeBeerReekingMonk

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