We're using mp2 for all of our web interfaces. In my view, mp2 finally puts Perl to use for what it's really good at in web apps: NOT markup, but true MVC/MVP development. Perl's terse-ity in writing short, specific, and simple functional handlers (DB access, file manipulation, data conversions, etc.) that return XML or other data structs, processed by a filter with mod_xslt (superfast) or mp2 with XML::LibXSLT is, frankly, a dream. Apache2/mp2 puts the functional separation where, IMO, it belongs (the daemon), rather than where most of us have been trying to do it (in a single handler that does all its own processing, dispatching, throwing $r to and fro). In our system, other applications (Flash) need to access those same simple routines, and do so directly, so there's zero code duplication from the server standpoint.
- Dan
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