Juan José 'Peco' San Martín
2014-12-16 11:57:53 UTC
I use PAR::Packer as the best solution for deployment and distribution.
Currently ~ 10.000 distributions and more to come.
The 3 main advantages that I see (reasons to choose PAR versus others)
1) Free software (freedom) and community.
2) I need to deploy the distribution easily (avoid the Perl installation)
but not close the sources. The users can unzip the exe to take a look.
3) Multiplatform, I can PAR-exe for all the platforms I need (Linux,
Windows, OSX and other Unix*s)
Yep, in the other side I see some enhancements opportunities. But this is
good :-)
Somebody know how PerlApp (from ActiveState) works?. I see (at least in my
case) that the .exe generated is much smaller (and faster in the first run).
It seems to have a similar idea but maybe with a better compressor :-?
Peco
Currently ~ 10.000 distributions and more to come.
The 3 main advantages that I see (reasons to choose PAR versus others)
1) Free software (freedom) and community.
2) I need to deploy the distribution easily (avoid the Perl installation)
but not close the sources. The users can unzip the exe to take a look.
3) Multiplatform, I can PAR-exe for all the platforms I need (Linux,
Windows, OSX and other Unix*s)
Yep, in the other side I see some enhancements opportunities. But this is
good :-)
Somebody know how PerlApp (from ActiveState) works?. I see (at least in my
case) that the .exe generated is much smaller (and faster in the first run).
It seems to have a similar idea but maybe with a better compressor :-?
Peco