documentation

Contribute

Dancer, the minimal-effort oriented web application framework for Perl, is evolving fast. Documentation is not always up to date. Please help to improve documentation. To do so, you can use
*the mailing list: http://lists.perldancer.org/cgi-bin/listinfo/dancer-users
*It’s also possible to use GitHub to submit a patch, see the contribute page for more details about collaborating in Dancer development.
*You can also reach the development team on irc.perl.org, chan #dancer.

Various sources for documentation

Documentation for Dancer is currently available in multiple places and various stages of completeness:
*CPAN
*on Dancer’s homepage, http://perldancer.org
*on github

Maybe you also want to count the various readme files and the pod text inside the modules.

The best, most up-to-date and easiest accessible documentation is arguably available on CPAN. It has both a gentle tutorial-style introduction, the cookbook and a more systematic overview coming with the module. There is also documentation of other important topics like deployment. Also on CPAN, it is easy to switch between the documentation for different version of Dancer.

This wiki so far has not provided much up to date info, but it could become a place for the community to improve Dancer documentation in the future.