On Thu, 8 Sep 2005, Jaclyn Whitehorn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
While there is such a thing as over-simplifying, I really don't see why
TT can't be "covered" in a page or two. I personally think that the
book should primarily use HTML::Template, since it's (1) integrated,
and (2) EASY. At some point, it should be mentioned that you can
replace the templating system, and show how it can be done for TT. I
can see where that could fit in either when templating is introduced
(Ch. 4), or when talking about extending CGI::App (Ch. 5). That's
really all I'd do, and kill off Ch. 12 (Alternative Templating) altogether.
Definitely not!! - that is exactly the reason I would like to see a
prominent piece on TT - because H::T is (or was) more closely
integrated, most of the documentation already deals with H::T. So for
the novice (ie potential target audience), which would you say would be
more useful? And by the way, I think this could become one of the most
useful of Perl books. I wish Jaldhar the best of luck with this one.
--
Richard Jones
Leeds, UK
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