• 2011.08.26 in #5 Mojolicious hack of the day: HTML5 EventSource
  Sebastian Riedel (kraih) provides a short example on how to use HTML5 EventSource, which is - as he writes - 'a dead simple technology'. My first reaction was, yeah, when he writes that I know I am going to get lost. But then it turned out it is not that hard after all. Unfortunately it is not yet supported in IE.
• 2011.08.31 in #6 Mojolicious hack of the day: CSS4
  Sebastian Riedel (sri) is again 'ahead of his time' Mojolicious supporting a draft spec.
• 2011.10.17 in #13 Mojolicious 2.0 released: Perl real-time web framework
  Congratulation to Sebastian Riedel (sri) and the rest of the Mojolicious team! A number of significant changes were listed in the announcement. For example the minimum required version of perl was moved up to 5.10.1 and Morbo was added. Morbo is the self-restarting development web server that just works, even on Windows.
• 2011.11.01 in #15 Mojolicious hack of the day: WebSockets
  Sebastian Riedel (sri) showing some code how WebSockets can be used in Mojolicious.
• 2012.02.20 in #31 Mojolicious hack of the day: More AnyEvent, oh my
  Another example from Sebastian Riedel (sri).
• 2012.06.08 in #46 Mojolicious in the cloud: Hello Heroku!
  Sebastian Riedel is showing how to deploy a Mojolicious::Lite application to the cloud.
• 2012.06.21 in #48 A new look for Mojolicious
  Sebastian Riedel redesigned the error page. Apparently 3 month ago.
• 2013.05.15 in #95 Mojolicious 4.0 released: Perl real-time web framework
  Sebastian Riedel announces the release of Mojolicious 4.0, and with it a list of equally delicious new features.
• 2014.05.29 in #149 Mojolicious 5.0 released: Perl real-time web framework
  Right on the heels of the first Mojolicious conference (Mojoconf) Sebastian Riedel announced the new version.
• 2014.07.11 in #155 What's new in Mojolicious 5.0
  19 min talk by Sebastian Riedel the author of Mojolicious. (pls note: Sound starts at 2:15)
• 2015.03.02 in #188 Mojolicious 6.0 released: Perl real-time web framework
  A new major release of Mojolicious is out! Massive rewrites, support for things like IPv6, SOCKS5, and non-blocking name resolution, this is clearly not your grampa web framework.
• 2016.07.19 in #261 Mojolicious 7.0 released
  A new major release of the "real-time web framework". It's smaller, has better test coverage, and can handle higher request rates.
• 2021.03.28 in #505 Playwright and Mojolicious
  Playwright is an alternative to Selenium created by Microsoft with some interesting features and risks.

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