The best thing you can do would seem to be a serious in-depth study of the basics of HTTP. Web frameworks are designed to solve the problems of working with HTTP and web browsers, and advanced web frameworks like Dancer and Mojo are designed to solve the larger problems of building maintainable applications on top of these technologies. If you don’t fully understand the technology itself, the solutions to its problems won’t make much sense.

So that’s my advice. Start with a book or a college course or online tutorial series about HTTP before getting into a framework of any language. Know what is possible for HTTP requests and what things you can send in a HTTP response, and why you might want to send them. Don’t stop until you can connect to port 80 with Telnet and type in a HTTP requests by hand.

Then, when you go to learn a framework, all of it will make sense.

In reply to Re: Dancer2 or Mojolicious??? by NERDVANA
in thread Dancer2 or Mojolicious??? by Anonymous Monk

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