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As far as I can see this is no full single file app: The template is stored separately. In Mojolicious::Lite you can bundle all html/css etc. templates and even

by Akron- 12y ago

As far as I can see this is no full single file app: The template is stored separately. In Mojolicious::Lite you can bundle all html/css etc. templates and even images (as base64) in the data section of the file.

collyw 12y ago
We are all arguing that you can bundle a whole app into a single file as if it was a good thing.
- fibo 12y ago
  Yes, it is really good if you need to prototype quickly. Then you can use mojo inflate command to turn a single app file into a Mojo project.
  - collyw 12y ago
    Its not realistically going to give you much of a productivity boost over having two or three files.
grimgrin 12y ago
In fairness, if you really wanted to do it in one file, you'd just pass an html string to an instantiated django.template.Template() https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/templates/api/#compiling-a-string https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/templates/api/#com...