Yeah, some of the modules are great. But, I mentioned my current paint point, which is user accounts. There's a couple of half solutions on CPAN, but nothing comparable to accounts support available in Rails or Django, or almost any of the other "big" frameworks. Admittedly, Mojolicious isn't really trying to be that kind of framework, and that's great...but, this one is such a common task. It feels weird to have to roll my own, if I want to make a somewhat traditional web application with it.
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Yeah, some of the modules are great. But, I mentioned my current paint point, which is user accounts. There's a couple of half solutions on CPAN, but nothing comparable to accounts support available in Rails or Django, or almost any of the other "big" frameworks. Admittedly, Mojolicious isn't really trying to be that kind of framework, and that's great...but, this one is such a common task. It feels weird to have to roll my own, if I want to make a somewhat traditional web application with it.
But, I agree...Mojolicious is a lot of fun.
Then why not put yours on CPAN?
If I end up building with Mojolicious (which seems likely), and I build some sort of generic user module, I will.