Re: Web Application design patterns with Mod

some funky web application design patterns using mod_perl

Yeah, no information about what exactly your requirements are, but definitely got to be funky.

I don't like MVC ...

Oh yeah, so hard to manage and even though you could do it in a OO-way, it's never going to be "neat".

Sorry, this posting is probably not very helpful to you (feel free to vote it down), but I can't make any sense out of this (are you looking for design patterns or a framework, what exactly are your objections to MVC, what exactly is needed for something to be "funky" or "neat"?).

Should you be looking for a framework I recommend you overcome your MVC-aversion and have a look at Catalyst.

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Re^2: Web Application design patterns with Mod_perl by avrono (Novice) on Jul 25, 2010 at 19:01 UTC
Hi, I am not being specific -- because I am looking for common patterns, by definition these are things that occur frequently when creating any web application. Whilst I realize that being specific in terms of technology is not in keeping with the concept of a pattern, mod_perl or any other technology will have an impact on the application of any pattern. I don't want to go into my dislike of MVC, I was trying to avoid people suggesting Catalyst ... Thanks for you post, all responses are welcome !	[reply]

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Re^2: Web Application design patterns with Mod_perl
by avrono (Novice) on Jul 25, 2010 at 19:01 UTC

Hi, I am not being specific -- because I am looking for common patterns, by definition these are things that occur frequently when creating any web application. Whilst I realize that being specific in terms of technology is not in keeping with the concept of a pattern, mod_perl or any other technology will have an impact on the application of any pattern. I don't want to go into my dislike of MVC, I was trying to avoid people suggesting Catalyst ... Thanks for you post, all responses are welcome !

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