CMS based Mojolicious

[Ivan Kolisnyk]

Hi everybody.
Welcome to try out my CMS "Morncat" for site based Mojolicious + MySQL. Download link: http://mojoblog.net/en/download

[Stefan Adams]

On Sat, Oct 3, 2015 at 1:42 PM, Ivan Kolisnyk <ivkol...@gmail.com> wrote:

Welcome to try out my CMS "Morncat" for site based Mojolicious + MySQL. Download link: http://mojoblog.net/en/download

Is there perhaps a demo site of Morncat that we can log in and try it out before first making the effort to download, install, configure...?  For me -- at least -- it's nice to have context for the software I'll be installing.  What should I expect out of the software once it's installed?  Without context, it's hard to know if I've done it right or what I should be expecting...

[Ivan Kolisnyk]

середа, 7 жовтня 2015 р. 00:29:22 UTC+3 користувач Stefan Adams написав:

Is there perhaps a demo site of Morncat that we can log in and try it out before first making the effort to download, install, configure...?  For me -- at least -- it's nice to have context for the software I'll be installing.  What should I expect out of the software once it's installed?  Without context, it's hard to know if I've done it right or what I should be expecting...

 The site which can be built with Morncat has the same design as my site http://mojoblog.net. However you can change the menu configuration.

[Henk van Tijen ||]

Hi Ivan, 

Great initiative. I’ve seen some other perl blogs, but yours seems already with all basic features. And the fact that has Mojo is a big plus too ;-)

In order to improve chance of adoption you may want to consider the following suggestions:

** Use a mobile responsive or mobile-first theme. Like http://themedemo.me/mobile-first/ or http://purecss.io/layouts/blog/

** Use SQLite over MySQL, makes installation easier; You can even populate the SQLite database with some demo data;

** Provide an installation script. (like for mojolicious itself)

** Come up with an icon and a favicon

** Put a nice letterbox-sized colorful picture in the heading (lots of rights-free available)

** Put the source on github, so other can work on it too

** Make the cms working from a subdirectory too, like mydomain.com/morncat. (Maybe a read it wrong but I am under the impression it only works under a domain directly) That makes playing with the cms before committing to it a lot easier.

** Add comments.  A quick way to do this is to add Disqus.

I wish you all the best with your project!

~Henk

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Ivan Kolisnyk <ivkol...@gmail.com>: Oct 03 11:42AM -0700 Hi everybody.

Welcome to try out my CMS "Morncat" for site based Mojolicious + MySQL. Download link: http://mojoblog.net/en/download

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[Neil Watson]

On Wed, Oct 07, 2015 at 04:05:13PM +0200, Henk van Tijen || wrote:
> Like [1]http://themedemo.me/mobile-first/ or [2]http://purecss.io/layouts/blog/

> ** Use SQLite over MySQL, makes installation easier; You can even
> populate the SQLite database with some demo data;

Or postgresql for larger sites.

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Neil Watson
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