thank you.

From your comments, if learning time was not issue, would you recommend uWSGI over Catalyst and Mojolicious::Lite? Current project is more of a 'hobby project' so no one is breathing down my neck. I am trying to get a grasp of best way of doing Perl on the web for 2020. I have not read about uWSGI yet, so I will do some research on this.

My understanding (please correct if I am wrong) after reading most the ways the ways to write webapps in Perl (eg mod_perl, cgi, fcgi, FastCGI), is that PSGI allows for any of those methods to be deployed, and code remains portable as long as it uses PSGI? Is this much different from uWSGI?

it has some drawbacks; like requiring a webserver restart to pick up new code - yes, I found this out the hard way yesterday...grrr

In reply to Re^8: Perl FCGI Error: mod_fcgid: error reading data from FastCGI server by knox
in thread Perl FCGI Error: mod_fcgid: error reading data from FastCGI server by knox

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