Open kraih opened 7 years ago
For comparison. Mojo::UserAgent
has its very own section in the cookbook.
Think with a little work Mojo::UserAgent
, Test::Mojo
and Mojo::DOM
could have their own guide. (related to #1111)
There is so much Mojo::DOM
can do, i think it might make sense to give it its own section in the cookbook too. Selectors, HTML/XML manipulation, data extraction... there are so many topics we never really introduce currently.
Maybe mentioning the related chapters (4-5 at least) of Mojolicious Web Clients in the SEE ALSO section of Mojo::DOM
could help people wanting to go deeper into it.
The book is already mentioned as a resource, at least on mojolicious.org. Referring to it is implied for any topic. It wouldn't make sense to call it out specifically in the docs for just one topic; instead, it'd need to be listed as a SEE ALSO for just about every page! Moreover, the docs probably do not want to single out any particular third-party resource.
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Maybe mentioning the related chapters (4-5 at least) of Mojolicious Web Clients in the SEE ALSO section of Mojo::DOM could help people wanting to go deeper into it.
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In the cookbook we introduce
Mojo::DOM
very briefly. But we are lacking a little more detailed introduction to the most common HTML/XML manipulation and data extraction tasks.