in reply to Web framework under both mod_perl and CGI

I build my web projects with HTMP::Template. It plays very well with CGI.pm, or with mod_perl. I've found the performance to be very good, the same as if you make an ugly mess by mixing the HTML in with the code. :)

Beyond that, if you want to abstract the program logic, I like stuffing it into a database, or an XML document.
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Re: Web framework under both mod_perl and CGI
by marvi (Sexton) on Aug 06, 2001 at 11:11 UTC
    (To you and to the other HTML::Template voters)

    Yes, among the different templating modules HTML::Template looks most promising. I have used CGI::FastTemplate before.
    What I would also like to have is session handling, object orientation, and all the things CGI.pm gives me, without CGI.pm.
    But if HTML::Mason, Apache::ASP and HTML::Embed are dead ends, HTML::Template would have to do.