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There are several such comparisons posted around the Monastary; searching for "template" will find a good number of them, including this, this, this and this... SuperSearch should find you even more.

As far as I know, there's not a single authoritative reference for all of them; all such listings are incomplete and rapidly become out-of-date.

(For what it's worth, I'm personally a big fan of HTML::Mason.)

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by knoebi (Friar) on Jun 28, 2004 at 12:35 UTC
    I also think that the biggest problem whit such a list is that it become rapidly out-of-date. Thats why I don't plan to read all the corresponding websites of the modules and put the features on a new page (I won't update it anyway in a month or so..) but to provide a site where the authors (or other interested people) can enter their moduls in a structured way so we can compare them.

    First i will start with the MVC or other Frameworks (own interest, also there is allready alot out there about template systems and db wrappers).

    except the allready mentioned Mason and Apache::PageKit i also thought about OpenInteract, Interchange, Maypole, Embperl, CGI::Application and CGI::Builder. Any others?

    For complete perl based CMS I found this node.

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        Nice lists.

        Know of any similar recommendation lists for Frameworks, App Servers, and CMSs which do not require mod_perl? (My web hosting company does not offer mod_perl.)

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