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Qiang (5577)
I am a big foodie
well, I love to try out different kind of food. I even build a restaurant review website ( http://www.goodspot.ca/ ) that is dedicated to the local restaurants so that i can find the best one right from my fingertips.
the site was built using CGI::Application, Template-Toolkit as an excuse to learn more about writing perl webapp.
it has been 6 months since i last touched the codebase. now i finally got some time and urge to make it work better (at least for me
the first thing i want to do is to refactor the code to make it easy to extend. currently it is one big module (Main.pm) that uses other module and handle all front-end requests. it is hard to maintain and i can't put the whole thing into my head.
the next thing would be to improve the current functionalities and adding more features. I have been thinking of it and i find it to be harder than the coding
on a whim, how many of you run a site like this? would be interested to know your experience. I know Dave Rolsky runs the http://www.vegguide.org/
the suit (if anything, we might continue the support just out of
spite...)
-- Jarkko Hietaniemi
Dave's site (Score:1)
Open Source? Collaboration? (Score:1)
I was looking to build a similar site but for rating something other than restaurants. Are you interested in sharing the code/collaborating on your code?
I have a few years experience working with CGI::Application and TT2.
Clayton
Re: (Score:1)
as i mentioned earlier, the code is bit mess. the first thing i want to do is to put in a built system so that it is easier to install and start running.
give me few week and i will provide you a link to the src tarball.