Thank you

From ClassDBI

my $you = shift; # pwn3d
if ($you->clicked_on('http://wiki.class-dbi.com/index.cgi?ThankYou') 
    && $you->like('/usr/bin/perl')
    && $you->like('Class::DBI')) 
{
    # say something nice
}

• Thanks, Tony! --JohnBeppu
• Thanks, too. Like it a lot. --KenBurcham
• Class::DBI rules. My wrists are saved. --Ashley
• Class::DBI is the single most useful Perl module since... well, since DBI! --Edward Sabol
• Simple, and brilliant. Simply brilliant. --LarsThegler
• Really useful and neat, a pleasure to use. -- RenaudBompuis
• Ridiculously sweet. --DavidIberri
• This module is awesome. I've used it in a new project. I'm also a maintenance programmer - if our product used this, our maintenance would be so much easier. --WaffleR
• Nearly as good as pesto.
• mmmmmm..... pesto
• oh yeah. and C::DBI is a lifesaver and a joy to work with.
• Makes database programming almost fun. Thanks to all the folks who have made such a great tool. --WilliamMcKee
• thanks, class-dbi is best class for perl DB. --tsingson from perlchina.org
• Class::DBI makes big projects seem more managable, and it's fun to program in, too! Thanks to all who work hard to improve it! - JeremySeitz
• I wrote a similar class myself (but not so good) and as soon as I saw Class::DBI I threw my code away. It makes me appreciate it all the more because I know how much work is involved.
• The best persistence manager I've never seen; incredible
• Absolutely fantastic; I wanted to kiss it, but I doubted my LCD would like it, so I thought I'd do the next best thing and say thanks. Better than pesto for the purposes of coding. Ta!
• Awesome stuff. Can't believe I just started using it.
• Class::DBI has made my life easier, and is remarkably extensible and flexible. Every time I re-read the documentation I find a new way to use thats easier or better -- AaronTrevena
• Excellent work! --JohanLindstrm
• Very useful. Keep up the good work! --a.d.tim
• You saved my and my team MONTHS and thousands of dollars. Oh yeah - the project would not have been possible if not for Class::DBI, and none of us would have a job. Thank you very much. -- J Drago
• I love it. Makes so much common sense. Working on converting all my old DBI stuff over. -- J bart
• Awesome! So quick to get started. At first my data intensive web application was 10x slower than the original text-file based version, but then I added one missing index and used the Primary/Essential/Others column types and I was back up to speed again. I think this wiki needs a new page on Optimizing for speed. Bob 10:06, 9 December 2008 (GMT)