On Wed, 15 May 2002, Drew Taylor wrote: > At 05:06 AM 5/15/02 -0400, Scott Lanning wrote: > >Something I'm wondering about is why a Zope-like > >application framework (or whatever the buzzword) > >wasn't built for Perl. I think Perl is well-known > >for being a web-friendly language, and we have all > >the CPAN modules, so it seems weird. Maybe nobody > >thought about it as they were doing fine with > >CGI and mod_perl. > > Well, there are lots of frameworks already. Mason and OpenInteract come > to mind first. I've been seeing more and more perl jobs looking for Mason > experience.
Thanks for the info. I shall hone my HTML::Mason skills, then. :) > And then there are the individual components that make up these > frameworks, like Apache::Session, Template Toolkit, etc. It seems to > be more common to build a custom framework w/ these components rather > than use a Zope-like product. This was part of my point. I'm aware of tools like Mason, AxKit, etc., but.. hmm.. Kevin pointed to Bricolage, which seems closer to what I had in mind. Thanks.
