You may want to take a look at Bugzilla. It is an open source Bug Tracking facility written in Perl which has much of the functionallity you are intersted in (though it deals with bugs).

It defaults to use MySQL but I believe it can use Postgresql as well (though I don't think it is as trivial as a configuration option).

Also, as a side note, the whole O'Reilly Practical ModPerl book is online and a good read, though it covers alot on the administration side.

I have to agree though, I haven't found much on good practices for structuring/organizing/developing large perl projects/systems.

Fendaria

In reply to Re: PostgreSQL web application examples? by Fendaria
in thread PostgreSQL web application examples? by halley

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