Agree 100%++. I would love to see Mojolicious become the universally and dogmatically recommended Perl web framework. I think it is the best competitor to php that Perl has to offer, much easier to use, learn, start, grow.

I’ve used them all and I am firmly in the Mojolicious camp. Now, I will say, the Catalyst BOOK is one of the best Perl books you can buy. I think it has great software engineering, Test Driven Design principles.

Where is the evidence for claiming that Mojolicious is not stable? Or that it is not appropriate for large projects?

I would start by showing off how immaculately Mojolicious is maintained on github, but that may not be objective enough. So maybe that is the first step, building a set of objective criteria. I am so down to help with this project. SO DOWN.

In reply to Re: UP-TO-DATE Comparison of CGI Alternatives by trippledubs
in thread UP-TO-DATE Comparison of CGI Alternatives by iaw4

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