I'd suggest you look at Mason and Embperl. Those tools will help you include your Perl code in the HTML page. Of course, there are many other features. But in a few words, Mason is more complicated tool than Embperl.

I prefer use Mason for huge projects. I'd like Mason philosophy: first you develop some components and then build your pages using them. It's very helpful to reuse those components later.
Also, Mason is de-facto standard for development web applications in USA.

Embperl is much easy but it has some disadvantages: very critical of HTML code - endless loops if you forgot type end of table or define name of SELECT tag, for example, etc. But all bugs are fixed quickly.

In summary, both tools are very useful to build dynamically HTML pages and develop common parts of application which can be reused later.

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