Check out Continuity! 
  print "What is your name? ";
  my $name = <>;
  chomp $name;
  print "What is your quest? ";
  my $quest = <>;
  chomp $quest;
  print "Good luck, $name! May you $quest\n";

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can be translated to: 
  use Continuity;
  Continuity->new->loop;
  sub main {
    my $r = shift;
    $r->print("What is your name? <form><input name=name>");
    $r->next;
    my $name = $r->param('name');
    $r->print("What is your quest? <form><input name=quest>");
    $r->next;
    my $quest = $r->param('quest');
    $r->print("Good luck, $name! May you $quest<br>");
  }

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Plus... it can be used by multiple users at once! It does sessions via cookies by default.

--Brock (awwaiid)

In reply to Try Continuity :) by awwaiid
in thread CGI::AppEasy - a quick way to give your perl program a web-based user interface by jdporter

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