Monks,

A few weeks ago I announced Apache2::ASP to you.

Since then much has changed. Aside from what you might expect with any web framework (session management, request abstraction, etc.) you also get the following:

• Single point of configuration via the $Config object.
• Offline testing mode and the ability to use Devel::Cover to produce code-coverage analysis.
• Online testing via Apache::Test.
• Subclassable ASP engine allows for future extensibility.
• Improved documentation and the beginings of a Manual.

At this time I would really appreciate it if someone would take a look and give it some constructive criticism. Specifically:

• What would make Apache2::ASP better?
• What did I do wrong? How could it be done better?
• Why would you use Apache2::ASP?
• Why wouldn't you use Apache2::ASP?

Thanks!

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