Re^5: CGI::Session "cache" issue

This has though confused me entirely. How was it possible that I was even able to login, if I hadn't set the cookie on redirect. And why...

Your confusion is understandable.

Your code is very repetitive; there is zero abstraction.

This makes maintenance (finding bugs ) very difficult, if not impossible.

The code is in need of refactoring. What do I mean? See String Calculator TDD Kata done in Perl, its a ~14 minute video of an exercise in refactoring, live, as the programmer types it in.

Then see a 7minut Introduction to Catalyst , for an easier approach to writing complex CGIs using http://www.catalystframework.org/

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Re^6: CGI::Session "cache" issue by Zhris (Initiate) on May 24, 2011 at 18:30 UTC
Thank you for those links. I found the live coding video very interesting. It was kind of fun to predict what the guy was going to code next, and how it could be improved before he improved it. Although, I believe he could have improved it a little more. I have heard of Catalyst before, but have never looked into it. It looks like a really useful framework for my needs. I am going to refactor my login code, as I know theres more code than neccessary in its current state. You've been more than helpful. In the past, I have posted CGI::Session questions on other forums, and had no replies, and eventually figured it out in my "own" way. I'm greatly appreciative of your speedy help and advice. Chris	[reply]

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by Zhris (Initiate) on May 24, 2011 at 18:30 UTC

Thank you for those links.

I found the live coding video very interesting. It was kind of fun to predict what the guy was going to code next, and how it could be improved before he improved it. Although, I believe he could have improved it a little more.

I have heard of Catalyst before, but have never looked into it. It looks like a really useful framework for my needs.

I am going to refactor my login code, as I know theres more code than neccessary in its current state.

You've been more than helpful. In the past, I have posted CGI::Session questions on other forums, and had no replies, and eventually figured it out in my "own" way. I'm greatly appreciative of your speedy help and advice.

Chris

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