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),