Hopefully this is the right place to post this question. I have what I think is a good idea for a web application which I think people will pay for if I make it available to the public. I'm going to write the app in Perl btw. Once I've written the app how do I go about making it available to the public? I've read all about Dancer, Planck and other services which will certainly help but I can't find any information about a)how to actually find a host which has Dancer and other Perl related web app functionality available and b)how then get the app up and running from there. And I want tofind a reliable host as well. Aslo, there are plenty of tutorials out there about how to use Dancer, Planck, etc. But I'm not going to offer this app on my own server. Anybody have any experience doing this that could get me started? Thanks.

In reply to web applications using Perl by cob

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