in reply to Re^5: snakes and ladders
in thread snakes and ladders

My code is not yet CPAN ready, (nor production ready really) however I do have a forum system running on it which seems fast enough on a small $20 a month server. I would probably have real problems if a few hundred users tried to browse it at the same time on the current implementation lol.

As for code correctness, there is a very simple set of rules for tags and the rest is left upto the developer. There will be a very small number of built in tag names to access some standard primitives but after that the code would be application specific.

For instance <use><qd>action</></> would use 2 built in primitives (use&qd) to process the action named i +n the query where <shop::cart::contents></>

would use &contents from a shop::cart package which deals with the DBI or your choice of ORM etc. The versions out there already don't support this but I have made a lot of progress since then in many directions and I'm hoping to start pulling it all together into a coherant form quite soon... it just depends how long this compiler takes to get going.

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Re^7: snakes and ladders
by emilbarton (Scribe) on Aug 26, 2011 at 17:58 UTC
    If you really apply Separation of concerns there should be at some point in the development, a moment in which you can extract some stable part of your code and begin to build the rest upon it. But my competence limit is reached. Best wishes anyway!