Robert Hicks wrote:
I am just coming up to speed on this one.
I am wondering if I am reading the pod right.
Am I replacing use base 'CGI::Application' with use base
'CGI::Application::Dispatch'?
No. Dispatch is not a base class for a C::A application. Dispatch sits outside
of your
I have about a 5 page site. I have it going in TT since that is what I
normally use. I got to thinking about whether HT was faster since it is
just a templating system.
Has anyone ever done a comparison?
Robert
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On Tuesday 30 January 2007 10:04, Robert Hicks wrote:
I have about a 5 page site. I have it going in TT since that is what I
normally use. I got to thinking about whether HT was faster since it is
just a templating system.
Has anyone ever done a comparison?
I haven't done a comparison, but I
Hi Bruce,
Bruce McKenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What I want to do is return XML (as an Ajax response) to the jQuery
Interface library Autocomplete plugin [...]
Of the modules on CPAN that could produce this XML structure, which
would be *easiest* to use? Do I need to change the headers of
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- New Feature: the force_untaint option makes sure you do not
pass tainted values to param(). [Sven Neuhaus]
- New Feature: Added ESCAPE=none as a synonym for ESCAPE=0.
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- Bug Fix: DEFAULT didn't work with
Hi Robert
I have about a 5 page site. I have it going in TT since that is what I
normally use. I got to thinking about whether HT was faster since it is
just a templating system.
Well, TT is very clever, and /very/ complex, so it'd usually be slower.
OTOH, on each invocation of your CGI
On Tue, 30 Jan 2007, Ron Savage wrote:
OTOH, on each invocation of your CGI script, you're probable only calling
HT or TT once to render one page, right? Perhaps best to just not worry
about it :-).
All too true. But, if you decide to worry about it anyway be sure to
try HTML::Template::JIT!
On Jan 30, 2007, at 6:19 PM, Sam Tregar wrote:
It's a pretty rare application that actually has templating as
a significant bottleneck.
One of the reasons I like Conway's suggestion on p. 464 of Perl Best
Practices, Don't optimize applications -- profile them. Templates
are an easy target
Ron Savage wrote:
Hi Robert
I have about a 5 page site. I have it going in TT since that is what I
normally use. I got to thinking about whether HT was faster since it is
just a templating system.
Well, TT is very clever, and /very/ complex, so it'd usually be slower.
OTOH, on each
