I've written a small web app (this one: http://en.quelology.org/ still a work in progress), and Mojolicious is really great to use.

I'm still a bit too old-fashioned and cheap for cloudy things, but the easy of deployment still helps if you run it on your own server.

Cheap (as in free) cloudy things can be found at http://www.dotcloud.com/

I used it for my last Mojolicious API (http://www.fakecall.net) and it's a pleasure to work with.

Last time I looked at dotcloud, I found two services in the free plan to be not sufficient; I need at least two (perl, postgres), and another for caching as soon as I get some noticeable traffic.

Anyway, I'll keep it in the back of my mind, maybe I'll try it eventually.

Great webcast. Placeholders are important right from the get go.

I just ported Robohash to Perl using Mojolicious and Moose. You can see placeholders in action here:

https://github.com/grokify/Robohash/blob/master/webfront.pl

GitHub URL: https://github.com/grokify/Robohash

HN Robohash Article: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2742367

Great job, as usual.

The web framework itself can be found at http://mojolicio.us btw.

I Am developping a Content Management Framework/Application on top of Mojolicious and I am happy I started doing so. If you want to help: https://github.com/kberov/MYDLjE. Thanks Sebastian!!! And let there be more Mojocasts!!!

Awesome screencast! Made me sign up to hackernews just to comment on it...

Very pretty, is this really Perl?

Even better than the first one.

really cool

tempire++

Wunderbar!!!

Another in Glen's excellent Mojocasts!