Re^2: CGI package recommendation

Thanks for the advice, but I'm using a shared-hosting environment and so I don't have my own webserver. I cannot even install modules. {although I'll ask the sysops if they are willing to install a CPAN module.} It'll be a very low traffic "site" and the web pages that the user will see will be pretty simple.

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Re^3: CGI package recommendation by bliako (Abbot) on Jan 24, 2021 at 19:44 UTC
It's worth asking Monks which are more experts with Mojolicious whether it can indeed be run in this environment without privileges/access and how. If not, the CGI is not bad at all and will be fine. But do read some more on caveats and alternatives: CGI::Alternatives	[reply]
Re^3: CGI package recommendation by Bod (Parson) on Jan 24, 2021 at 19:56 UTC
I too operate a number of websites on shared hosting so feel your pain. For a long time I used CGI for processing input from a web form but never to generate the HTML. However, I ran into a number of random errors that I could not debug. I suspect they were more to do with the hosting environment than the module. The result was I wrote my own code to deal with form and image uploads instead.	[reply]