As I mentioned in another node, I am researching and evaluating XML application servers. I got some great feedback from the monestary and found some other solutions not mentioned in the thread. I was about to update the original node with my findings, however I realized that Reviews would probably be a better place for this information. Since something like the AxKit application server is a bit more than just a module, would it be possible to add a section under Reviews for applications and tools related to perl? This section could include reviews for:

• Application Servers such as AxKit, Slash, and Everything
• Webserver extensions such as VelociGen, mod_perl, and FastCGI;
• Distributions such as ActiveState Perl and IndigoPerl;
• Editors such as UltraEdit, vim, and BBEdit; and
• Tools such as Perl2Exe and the Perl Developers Kit

Any thoughts?

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