Not a Perl-coding question, but a Perl-community question.

A friend of mine wants to create a website to let users register and track personal statistics over time (e.g. weight, salary, # of kids, tax returns, etc...) and let them generate reports with said data.

Instead of building a complete user & registration system, I thought that there must be a decent existing system on which to build.

He started looking around and has come up with a couple of PHP solutions, but before he goes down that road too far, I'd really like to point him to at least one Perl system that has similar functionality (he's an MS-technology junkie but wants to try his hand at something non-MS for this project).

Suggestions on projects/code bundles/homepages I can point him at?

Thanks in advance!


In reply to Existing webapp on which to build? by mobiGeek

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