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So here is my first attempt to try this new awesome WebSocket technology. And since Mojolicious is already compatible I couldn't wait to long. David Davis has very good examples (http://github.com/xantus/mojo-websocket-examples) and they helped me to start very quickly. Thanks to him we already have flash policy server written in mojolicious. I just copied that into my repository. All the Flash fi

After writing Text::Haml which is a Haml implementation in Perl the next logical step was to write a renderer for Mojolicious. So here it is http://github.com/vti/mojox-renderer-haml. Besides a renderer itself there is also a Mojolicious::Plugin::HamlRenderer module that makes it really easy to plug in a new template handler. # Load HAML renderer $self->plugin('haml_renderer'); And then you can wr

While still working on my async OpenID implementation Protocol::OpenID that can be found at http://github.com/vti/protocol-openid I was refactoring discovery part and tried to test it on live examples. Thanks to Mojo::Client, that now has async interface, the code looks very clean. #!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; use Protocol::OpenID::Identifier; use Protocol::OpenID::Discoverer; use Moj