About

Typeface was built from the necessity of needing a good well rounded weblog that is feature-full yet nimble enough to take on peak web traffic. There are already various other weblog applications such as WordPress, MT , Typo , Blosxom , and Angerwhale. All the above are excellent pieces of software, however, I wanted to take the best ideas of each application and integrate into a single entity - Typeface. Typeface benefits from the vast resources of CPAN and the excellent Catalyst community.

Neat thing I dunno much about for Catalyst/Perl.

Typeface Project - Elegant Blog Tool and Weblog Platform

We continue to improve eMpower Lite Reporting based on customer feedback. Here’s a little shot of how we integrated trend lines with our application.

Really easy to use trend analysis for slot machines from Lucision. And web based!

Lucision Company Blog » Trend Lines

Developed with psychiatrists and endorsed by advocates for the mentally ill, Virtual Hallucinations is being used by law enforcement, corrections, and health care professionals in at least half a dozen states. "It's very effective," says Margaret Stout, executive director of the Alliance of the Mentally Ill of Iowa, who's tried it herself. "It really allows you to feel like your mind is just not working well." For cops who have gone through the training, she says, that can make all the difference when it comes to understanding what a mentally ill person is going through. And there's nothing crazy about that.

Holy fucking wow.

Virtual Hallucinating Device Drives Police Insane for a Day

Join our guest (and co-host!) Michael Blake of Adams Capital to discuss business networking for entrepreneurs.
In this inaugural show, we focus on how entrepreneurs can better “network” in the real world. Should you hard sell the money guy at the networking event? What if the entrepreneur is “shy”, and not very outgoing? How can you evaluate your network, and what are the effective ways of building those key connections as an entrepreneur? How do you get the most out of your professional network?

Atlanta focused interview on networking for startup execs.

StartupLounge.com » SL #1: Business Networking for Entrepreneurs

Good example of Catalyst login/auth code

Catalyst Login/Authentication Example

A developer con that looks startup oriented.

Hack Atlanta

What is the ATDC and how does it work? What does the ATDC have in store for Georgia entrepreneurs in 2007? How can entrepreneurs get involved? What is the current early-stage/venture landscape here in Atlanta? Welcome to SL #7! In this show, we are joined by Lance Weatherby, a Venture Catalyst with Georgia Tech’s Advanced Technology Development Center (ATDC).

As a bonus, join us for the debut of our “Under the Bus” segment, where we feature a healthy dialog on the Atlanta early stage venture scene.

A view inside Atlanta's (lack of) VC community, and the ATDC.

StartupLounge.com » SL #7: Inside Atlanta’s Technology Incubator

The goal of StartupLounge.com is to provide a resource for entrepreneurs to get the rubber-meets-the-road kind of help that they need to be successful, at no cost, and no strings attached. We aren’t here to sell you anything. We simply want to help entrepreneurs grow, and turn good deals into great ones.

Through our podcast, we aim to offer valuable content for entrepreneurs everywhere (although we will focus certain content on the southeast region of the United States, with a special emphasis on the Atlanta/Georgia market.)

Startup resources for southerners.

StartupLounge.com » About

Installing lighttpd and FastCGI for Catalyst
From Dev411: The Code Wiki

One of the big benefits of using Catalyst web framework (http://www.catalystframework.org) is its ability to run on a variety of web servers and engines. Catalyst makes running your app on lighttpd and FastCGI breeze. FastCGI allows Catalyst to run in a persistent Perl process with the lighttpd web server. As an aside, while the FastCGI process is persistent, the connection between lighttpd and FastCGI isn't. The LiteSpeed webserver (http://litespeedtech.com/) supports persistent FastCGI connections but isn't open source (though there is a free standard version).

The following are notes on getting lighttpd running with FastCGI and Catalyst. Catalyst 5.65, lighttpd 1.4.10 and CentOS 4.2 were used for testing.

Installing lighttpd and FastCGI for Catalyst - Dev411: The Code Wiki

On Wed, Dec 07, 2005 at 08:03:28AM 0100, Daniel Smertnig wrote: > *If* they are already available in 2.0 checking APACHE2 should be enough. OK, after some investigation I found out that the "new" (apr_*) symbols were introduced beginning with 2.0 and that the older symbols were #defined to the new ones in 2.0. In 2.2 these (previously deprecated) defines were dropped. Therefore I believe the simplest/shortest way to make mod_fastcgi work with 1.3, 2.0 and 2.2 is to reintroduce these defines ourselves when necessary. The attached patch does this and additionaly fixes a problem in Makefile.AP2 under 2.2 (still works under 2.0 though). It was tested on 1.3.33, 2.0.55 and 2.2 and compiles and loads on all three versions. I believe it is suitable for inclusion in the official code base. Thanks, daniel

Building mod_fastcgi for Apache2.2.4

[FASTCGI] Fastcgi module for Apache 2.2