Maybe this would make an application more accessible to other coders?

Maybe. It's on the likely side. I like CGI::Application for the couple of uses I've put it to, so far -- it's better-supported than my primary choice, Catalyst, on win32 platforms, for one thing.

However, what's more important is that your code is nicely formatted, commented, and documented. A platform can help with these issues, yet it's only a help, not a solution. If you like what it does for helping you code, and think you can create better applications with it, go for it.

More than that is hard to say, or to simply help you with, without more information, from you, on what applications you're coding, your environment (things like space and module install abilities make a huge difference in these questions), and the like. Does that make sense? :)

----Asim, known to some as Woodrow.

In reply to Re: Anyone have experience with CGI::Application ? by Asim
in thread Anyone have experience with CGI::Application ? by leocharre

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