Agreed on every point! ;-).

Maverick, since you've had earlier experience integrating a templating mechanism into your perl code (the backend for the site you've worked on), I'd like to repean an earlier question that I had. Did you have any difficulty integrating the templates? How did you overcome them? I'm really interested in knowing how you structured your display data so that it could be included within a template in any way the UI guy wanted to? Say, I had seen some complex templates with quite a bit of templating code.. how much of that did you have in your site?

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In reply to Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Code Critique by vladb
in thread Code Critique by JBUK

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