On Monday, January 11, 2016 7:30 AM, Hartmaier Alexander
wrote:
Hi John,
the first question that came to my mind was: Why is it called At, both the
module as well as the method attribute?
-Thanks for taking the time here, its really helpful! Obviously I can
always write something that mak
Hi John,
the first question that came to my mind was: Why is it called At, both the
module as well as the method attribute?
The 'Naming your Arguments' section is confusing because it populates a
variable named '$id' but uses '$_{id}' for the response.
I understand that you want to show that th
Lots of people tell me the hardest thing about catalyst is the method
attributes used to describe routes, particularly chaining. Here's a sketch for
an alternative syntax that encompasses chaining along with more simple routes.
jjn1056/Catalyst-ControllerRole-At
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