I have been through the Dancer documentation and have searched the net as well. Yet, I do not come across a document that explains Dancer in complete details or something that written for folks who know basic Perl.

What did you find and read, and what was missing from each?

I think http://perldancer.org/ is what you're looking for, but if its not, I'd like to know why :)

I think you should start by watching the video to learn about the internet / Re: How to display output in separate html form in cgi script / Re: HTML Form not workin (cgi-bin is not for html, its for cgis)

After that learning dancer is trivial :) because Dancer and CGI are just ways for computer programs to speak internet, you should learn about the internet :)

Re: How does Dancer handle forms? How do other such frameworks do it?

Web Programming: For Beginners

Today, by far the best way to learn <<anything>> is to “look for an existing example ... not just a demo, but an example of a real thing ... then reverse engineer figure out how it works.”   Github is an excellent resource for doing that, although not the only one.   I have also found that it is very beneficial to “use the Source, Luke!”   In other words, look through the actual source-code of <<Dancer>>.   Very often, you will find comments in that source-code which give you strong clues as to “the designer’s intent.”

Maybe the very-most important lesson to learn is that ... you are not the first.   There are, by now, thousands of web sites that have been implemented using <<Dancer>> and the complete source-code to many of them can probably somewhere be found.   Therefore, you do not have to start at ground-zero on anything, and ground-zero is never (these days) the right place to start.

Respected Monks,

Thank you for your guidance. Another Thank You for not ridiculing me and not asking me to "get off the darn lawn" :)