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A year after this thread, I'm wondering where people stand on use of these bigger templating frameworks/portals. I want to pick up what I started with OpenInteract but there seems to be almost no activity there. I'm wondering if maybe just using Template Toolkit directly or switching to something like EmbPerl would be just as good. I also looked at Slash. I like the maturity and widespread use of it but it seems more oriented towards a discussion/news type of interface. What I'd ideally like is something that offers templating, the ability to make use of our existing Perl packages in dynamic pages without a ton of effort, and an inheritence type of model that allows all pages to share common characteristics in one place. Ideally I'd also have some sort of authentication/access settings to control access (e.g., have admin-type pages only privileged users can access). Content would be primarily presentation of data, mostly oriented around a set of jobs we run within an existing framework. Data would come from both databases and other sources (logs, files, etc.). We'd also want to hang documentation there, including automated POD extractions of packages we use and build.

Any recent thoughts?


In reply to Re: Pondering Portals by steves
in thread Pondering Portals by hacker

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