On Thursday 24 July 2003 13:29, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I prefer Perl for several reasons, but the most compelling is the
> Template Toolkit (http://www.tt2.org/).  I simply haven't found anything
> as flexible and powerful for PHP.
>
> Doug Gorley | [EMAIL PROTECTED]

I'm a perl guy as well but haven't used PHP.  I've used perl with Template 
Toolkit for Web based apps.  I like the advantages Template Toolkit offers.

* Code and HTML markup (style, layout, etc.) are completely seperate.  Code 
and markup can be concentrated on seperately.
* Used with the CGI module, Web based apps become easy to create once you 
know how to write code in perl.
* Using the CGI module alone to generate HTML markup can get very ugly not 
to mention create longer application code.
* Can be used for more than HTML/XML content generation.  i.e. Mail Merges 
and form letters to many recipients using a database backend.


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