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Sorry, I should have said: Don't prepare view-specific hashrefs in the controller, create custom view classes to do that.

I think you understood I was implying you were creating the JSON string in the controller, and that's not the case. What I meant was the building of the hashref that you pass to the json view. The way to build that hashref should be in the view, not the controller.

daniel

In reply to Re^4: How to organize Catalyst stash by ruoso
in thread How to organize Catalyst stash by roman

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