in reply to What's the best Perl CMS?
Mojomojo is a CMS being build upon Catalyst by marcus, but I don't know if it's progressed beyond toy status. Frankly, I'd use Trac or Jira. Hacking the code for a tool is ... iffy. It's much cheaper to just pay the developers to add what you want. Think about it - your time is worth between $80-$100/hr. Let's say that it takes you a day to get something up and running. That's about $750 all told. That doesn't count the 3-4 days it took for you to get familiar with the codebase, so add on another $2k. Most CMS owners would gladly take on a little fix for $2k and your company saves $1k and it's now maintained by the owners themselves.
My criteria for good software:
Now, you have what you want, it's blessed by the devs, your company has cred with and exposure to the community, and you've been productive elsewhere. Sounds like a win-win-win all around.
My criteria for good software:
- Does it work?
- Can someone else come in, make a change, and be reasonably certain no bugs were introduced?
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