Tom Allison wrote:
OK, perl almost has a problem with how many different ways to make web
pages.
I was looking around for something that was simple but mostly fast and
"common" (meaning I'll find mention of it in job postings some day...).
Template and HTML::Template seem to be some pretty good starting points
but I guess my first question is: what's the difference?
I used HTML::Template which is very good. It is quite general, and can
be combined with any other module.
I personally don't recommend Mason. It works the other way around, and
you're probably better off with PHP that way.
Also, you can take a look at Rose::HTML, it is very good if you want
complex forms and validation.
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Greets,
Balázs
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