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For Perl, Mojolicious seems to be the most popular nowadays:

Mojolicious docs
Mojo::IOLoop (Minimalistic event loop) by Sebastian Riedel
Mojolicious by Sebastian Riedel
Mojolicious::Lite by Sebastian Riedel
Minion Job queue by Sebastian Riedel is also worth a look - as noted by Corion below (update)

Re: IO::Socket tutorial by haukex (2020) - compares select, IO::Select, POE, Mojolicious
Re: IO::Socket tutorial by haukex (2020) - a complete example with Mojo::IOLoop and Mojo::IOLoop::Stream::Role::LineBuffer

Re: IO::Socket simple server by haukex (2023) - Mojo::IOLoop can be used independently of the Mojolicious framework to write TCP servers
Re: Using AnyEvent to create a TLS server by haukex (2023)
Re: Socket buffer errors by haukex (2023) - mentions many different ways he's written a Web server before settling on Mojolicious
haukex's scratchpad - see "My Mojolicious posts" section

In reply to Re: Daemonizing (or otherwise speeding up) a high-overhead script? (Mojolicious References) by eyepopslikeamosquito
in thread Daemonizing (or otherwise speeding up) a high-overhead script? by Anonymous Monk

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