On Wed, May 31, 2006 at 02:05:14PM +0100, Stephen Quinney wrote: > I know lots of Debian people use Class::DBI (or DBIx::Class) and > Catalyst or Maypole but has anyone been using Jifty and Jifty::DBI? It > describes itself briefly as "Yet another web framework." and comes > from the guys who created RT. I'm keen to have a play with it but it > seems to require a few perl modules that are not in Debian. So, I was > wondering if anyone had packaged Jifty and the missing dependencies > and could save me the effort? I once played with Jifty 0.60213 and therefor packaged all its dependencies in a quick and dirty way. If you can provide me the list of packages you need I could upload them for you to some place (I have most of my quick&dirty perl module packages in a single directory and I don't know for sure which belong to Jifty and wich not). After playing around with Jifty for a but I think that it is a really promising project, but it's still changing rapidly and therefor, IMHO, not yet ready to be used for anything serios. Even the quickstart tutorial, which is, according to the docs, a good starting point to learn how Jifty works, didn't reflect the current state of the framework and didn't work. It took me quite a while to find out how everything is supposed to work with the version I was using. For that reason I'd say that it's probably too early to have official Jifty packages in Debian. -Flo -- BOFH excuse #158: Defunct processes
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