Re: Because CPAN Needs More Templating Modules

Why learn a whole new language for templating when you already know a perfectly good one?

You're kicking in my open doors. Eventually my first meditation here was about the same - compiled templates converted into coderefs - and I've been discouraged, wrote a followup, packaged AutoReloader for my own needs, uploaded it to CPAN and moved to other things.

It looks like if ideas are carried out by the right people, they have a better chance.

Looking into your module. Thanks.

perl -le'print map{pack c,($-++?1:13)+ord}split//,ESEL'

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Re^2: Because CPAN Needs More Templating Modules by stevieb (Canon) on Jun 26, 2017 at 00:18 UTC
It looks like if ideas are carried out by the right people, they have a better chance. Agreed. Looking into your module. So am I. New wheels by quality people deserve a good test drive imho. Why not? They've provided quality help/code/responses in the past, and just because a wheel has been redesigned a few times, who's to say the newer design isn't more efficient/effective/durable? I'm good with new thoughts on old problems; sometimes projects that have been around a while have a specific focus where possibly a new one has the agility to step outside the box and implement something new that nobody has seen before. ++	[reply]

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by stevieb (Canon) on Jun 26, 2017 at 00:18 UTC

It looks like if ideas are carried out by the right people, they have a better chance.

Agreed.

Looking into your module.

So am I. New wheels by quality people deserve a good test drive imho. Why not? They've provided quality help/code/responses in the past, and just because a wheel has been redesigned a few times, who's to say the newer design isn't more efficient/effective/durable?

I'm good with new thoughts on old problems; sometimes projects that have been around a while have a specific focus where possibly a new one has the agility to step outside the box and implement something new that nobody has seen before.

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