-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 =pod For a while, people have been requesting runnable code for the apps in my book. It has actually been available for a while, but apparently doesn't show up in Google results. It's because there is book called "Catalyst Code" that obscures results for the logical C queries. Amusing. Anyway, every application (in runnable form) is available here: L Enjoy. BTW, I really don't think you're going to learn anything if you just cut-n-paste from the code. The best way to use the book is to actually read the words, think about them, and then try the examples. If you cut-n-paste your way through the book, you will have exhausted the resource without learning anything. Finally, it seems some reviewers on Amazon are upset that the book is not a comprehensive manual of All Things Catalyst. It isn't, and I didn't intend for it to be. It's a tutorial so that you can follow along with, learn one way of doing things, get enough context to understand the online docs, and then use those from then on. Catalyst is not really all that complex, and if you pretend that it is you're going to be upset. It is not a religion or way of life, it's just a module that makes gluing your application to the web easier. Nothing more. I will agree that the book has some problems, however. One is that Chapter 3 sucks because of the C<< $c->form >> (instead of C<< $self->formbuilder >>) misprint. I didn't actually make that syntax up, as some reviewers contend, that's how Catalyst::Plugin::FormBuilder worked when I was writing the book. That is now deprecated, and most places in the book were changed to reflect that, but not all of them apparently. Sorry. Anyway, my advice is to read the book even if you run into trouble in Chapter 3. The rest is much smoother, and you'll learn a lot. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.6 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQFIEAI82rw+dVvzZm0RAsHgAKCf6hV08J3Zb4eK/1khhKR3oURxBACffRen 8btiyj9OQbkXUI4l5cwAXcw= =7+w4 -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----