I had a mojolicious website that was built 2 years ago and was running...and then it no longer ran. I needed to hire an expert to figure out what was wrong. wasn't a big deal for the expert, but not possible to find out for a non-expert. (CGI.pm never broke. I presume plack/psgi don't either. All low-level enough. I presume Dancer, Mojo, and Catalyst need some tending...)

Can I renew my call for a basic question: why Dancer2 over Mojo? why Mojo over Dancer2?

(Incidentally, are any web frameworks planned to work with perl6?)

/iaw

In reply to Re^2: UP-TO-DATE Comparison of CGI Alternatives by iaw4
in thread UP-TO-DATE Comparison of CGI Alternatives by iaw4

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