I have just tried to install it, but it failed these tests :( Is Windows supported at all? 
t/mojo/daemon..............ok 1/6Can't create listen socket: Bad file 
+descriptor at C:/TEMP/Mojo-0.7/bin/../lib/Mojo/Script/Daemon.pm line 
+29
# Server timed out
t/mojo/daemon..............NOK 2/6#   Failed test at C:\TEMP\Mojo-0.7\
+blib\lib/Test/Mojo/Server.pm line 76.
t/mojo/daemon..............NOK 3/6#   Failed test at t/mojo/daemon.t l
+ine 31.
#          got: undef
#     expected: '200'
t/mojo/daemon..............NOK 4/6#   Failed test at t/mojo/daemon.t l
+ine 32.
#          got: undef
#     expected: '1'
t/mojo/daemon..............NOK 5/6#   Failed test at t/mojo/daemon.t l
+ine 33.
#                   ''
#     doesn't match '(?-xism:Mojo is working)'
# Server not running
t/mojo/daemon..............NOK 6/6#   Failed test at t/mojo/daemon.t l
+ine 36.
# Looks like you failed 5 tests of 6.
t/mojo/daemon..............dubious
        Test returned status 5 (wstat 1280, 0x500)
Failed 1/22 test scripts. 5/882 subtests failed.

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Platform is WinXP, Perl 5.8.8


holli, /regexed monk/

In reply to Re: Mojo 0.7 released (Perl on Rails in 150 lines of code) by holli
in thread Mojo 0.7 released (Perl on Rails in 150 lines of code) by sri

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