tachyon No offense but, I think maybe you should re-read my question at *.pm vs. *::Simple. Mainly the first line:
(substitute CGI for any module with a ::Simple counterpart)

I will summarize the rest for you as:
"What's the difference?"

Why not read my nodes before including them in your criticism?



Downvote this as you like, but if you want to include my nodes in your rants, please read them first and make sure they apply, and if you're going to vote on my nodes, read them first as well.

Update: I upvoted this because I do understand and agree to the point about testing modules and about not bitching about a module you don't use correctly.

In reply to Re: CGI.pm - put up or shut up by Zecho
in thread CGI.pm - put up or shut up by tachyon

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