I agree that there definitely needs to be some kind of "Web app package" for
Perl that puts everything together that you need.
Also, at the risk of being a broken record, I'm still waiting for a document
that does a point-by-point comparison between Perl and ColdFusion solely in
the domain of Web app development. I think Perl would compare favorably,
even though ColdFusion is useable only in that one domain and Perl is much
more broad, but I don't have any evidence to support this feeling.
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>*>Web scripting was the killer app that got Perl to where it is. We
>*>can't afford to lose it.
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>In the big world of e-commerce and
>web hosting, very few use Perl except for glue here and there and system
>administration. When there is little professional support, clpm, matt
>wright rants, no product integration, no out-of-the-box web design or
>e-commerce tools, and a myriad of other potential issues, is it really any
>wonder that Java is more often chosen?
