Hi,
I've created a Catalyst::Authentication module that supports Yubico's
YubiKey system.
It's uploaded to PAUSE, so should be hitting CPAN mirrors soon as
Catalyst::Authentication::Credential::YubiKey
Info on the YubiKeys is available at http::/yubico.com/
They're a USB key that provides on
I have been tinkering with Catalyst, and lurking on this list, for
quite some time. I am planning to use catalyst in a project that
likely will end up scaling rather quickly. From all I've learned
here, choosing Catalyst was fairly easy, though I haven't yet chosen
the database for the project.
Good evening,
On 18/08/10 at 11:04 AM +0100, Tomas Doran
wrote:
Does this make sense how this would work? I'm not saying you want this
facility _right now_, just that when you come to want it, it's nice if
your template is already flexible - which is why I'd try to have the
controller pass a
Good evening,
On 18/08/10 at 11:04 AM +0100, Tomas Doran
wrote:
Does this make sense how this would work? I'm not saying you want this
facility _right now_, just that when you come to want it, it's nice if
your template is already flexible - which is why I'd try to have the
controller pass a
On 18 Aug 2010, at 04:07, Charlie Garrison wrote:
I.e. if you are saying [% c.model('Foo').thing %] or [% c.foo.thing
%] then this is less flexible (as you can't override foo for part
of your site) than $c->stash(foo => $c->model('Foo')) in your perl
code, then [% foo.thing %] in your templ
