Build a desktop application with Perl, HTTP::Engine, SQLite and jQuery

Build a desktop application with Perl, HTTP::Engine, SQLite and jQuery

By Tatsuhiko Miyagawa (‎miyagawa‎) from Shibuya.pm
Date: Wednesday, June 24, 2009 09:55 AM
Duration: 20 minutes
Target audience: Intermediate
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Tags: ajax httpengine javascript jquery sqlite

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Ajax is all about Web 2.0 sites, but the technology is also useful to build a desktop application running as a web server on your desktop (localhost).

In this talk, I'll guide you how to build a rich desktop application running in your browser using jQuery and its UI libraries as a frontend, talking to Perl and HTTP::Engine based web server backed by SQLite database, based on my experience with the media RSS browser application Remedie http://remediecode.org/


Attended by: Stevan Little (‎stevan‎), Michael Schwern (‎Schwern‎), Jessica Pavlin, Lee Aylward (‎leedo‎), Adam Prime (‎jsut‎), Hans Dieter Pearcey (‎confound‎), Brock Wilcox (‎awwaiid‎), Jesse Luehrs (‎doy‎), Dave Rolsky (‎autarch‎), Shawn Moore (‎sartak‎), David Moreno (‎damog‎), Tatsuhiko Miyagawa (‎miyagawa‎), Jesse Vincent, Nicholas Perez (‎nperez‎), Stephen Scaffidi (‎hercynium‎), Michael Peters (‎mpeters‎), Brad Lhotsky, Jeremy Fluhmann (‎jfluhmann‎), Leonard Miller (‎olegm‎), Erik Sturcke, Timothy Appnel (‎tima‎), Olaf Alders (‎oalders‎), Mark Stosberg, Nathaniel Smith (‎Nate‎), John Anderson (‎genehack‎), Douglas Sims, brian janaszek, Darian Patrick (‎dapatrick‎), Mark Jubenville (‎ioncache‎), Marco Antonio Manzo (‎amnesiac‎), Duane Brown (‎duaneb‎), Craig Pluchinsky, Sean McCune (‎pghcoder‎), Jaldhar Vyas (‎jaldhar‎), Victor Stevko, mark stout, Michael Graham (‎magog‎), Zak Zebrowski, Jeremy Stashewsky (‎stash‎), Greg Alheid, Kevin Falcone (‎jibsheet‎), Chris Muench (‎blasto333‎), Kurt Edmiston, James E Keenan (‎kid51‎), Joakim Lagerqvist, Mike Kelly (‎pioto‎), Mike Fragassi (‎frag‎), Bruce Gray (‎Util‎), Packy Anderson, Rick Scott (‎shadowspar‎), Nova Patch (‎patch‎),