Hi Tim, Joel --
> If you're ok with going the somewhat commercial route I've used Movable
> Type in this scenario which is for all intents and purposes a CMS. Its
> template engine is not optimized for dynamic generation though. It does
> use HTML::Template for its own application templates. With the smart
> use of includes and a shared stylesheet it can be pretty seamless.
I hadn't through that Joel would want to statically render the site. (I got the
impression from his original message that he didn't want to serve static pages.) If
he doesn't mind statically rendering pages, but just needs a dynamic way to do so,
then MT would work.
If your content management needs are more sophisticated, you could also use Krang:
http://krang.sourceforge.net/
It's free (as in freedom, AND beer), all Perl, uses HTML::Template, and was written in
part by a few people who are regulars on this list. ;-)
TTYL,
-Jesse-
