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Documentations of Rose::DBx::Object::Builder and Rose::DBx::Object::Renderer can be found on CPAN:

• http://search.cpan.org/dist/Rose-DBx-Object-Builder/
• http://search.cpan.org/dist/Rose-DBx-Object-Renderer/

Kickstart Tutorials

• Generate Database Tables with Rose::DBx::Object::Builder
• First Web App
• Integrating with CGI::Application

Cloud Deployment

• Deploying Renderer with PSGI on DotCloud (http://www.dotcloud.com/) by Gary Ashton-Jones: https://github.com/garyaj/rdorDotCloud-SydPM-talk

Sublime Text Snippets

1. Download the snippets: http://db.tt/9Yr1sYhF
2. Untar and put it in:

~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 2/Packages/User

Textmate Bundle

1. Download the zipped Bundle: http://db.tt/AxQ9LYm
2. Unzip and double click to open in Textmate

Here is a list of the snippets triggered by tab: http://db.tt/89u3hv3

Vim Snippets

1. Install snipMate http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2540
2. Download the zipped snippet: http://db.tt/gBPLUpg
3. In your console/terminal, run unzip ./rdor.snippets.zip -d ~/.vim/snippets/

To enable the snippets, you need to type :set filetype=perl.rdor in Vim. You can automate this step by appending this line:

au BufRead,BufNewFile *.pl,*.pm set filetype=perl.rdor

to your ~/.vimrc file. The line essentially enables both Perl and Rose-DBx-Object-Renderer snippets on files with .pl or .pm extensions. In this case, your ~/.vimrc file should look like

:filetype plugin on
:syntax on
au BufRead,BufNewFile *.pl,*.pm set filetype=perl.rdor

Alternatively, you can create a file in ~/.vim/ftdetect/perl_rdor.vim and add the line to that file to achieve the same effect. When editing a new file or opening a file without .pl or .pm extensions, e.g. .cgi, you can always type :set ft=perl.rdor to manually set the file type.

(Thanks to Gary Ashton-Jones for creating the snippet file and Cees Hek for Vim setup suggestions)