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A relapsing reformed physicist.
Monday July 17, 2006
04:11 AM
Too bloody good
So this week, as well as various tasks involving a shovel and a mountain of snow I've banged out an electronic logbook and a system for ordering and accounting for beverages.
The trouble, as there must be some, is that Class::DBI, Template, DateTime, CGI, CGI::Ajax and Log::Log4perl (not forgetting sqlite) make this far too easy, so I spend all of my time and energy writing HTML and CSS for prettiness.
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Class::DBI is outmoded (Score:1)
Try DBIx::Class [cpan.org] instead – much saner approach that keeps the easy things just as easy but also makes really hard things possible.