in reply to Re: TK vs. Web pages
in thread TK vs. Web pages

First, let me explain that I'm a dinosaur (migrating to Unix/Perl from PL/1 on a piece of Big Iron). So if I could, I'd like to ask one more (set of) questions.

Do you hand-code HTML, or is there a Perl lib that facilitates the construction of a page, or ...

To put it shortly, I understand how to construct the form if I was to use the Tk pm, but I'm not so keen on how to go about it using a Web page.

I appreciate your giving me your time.

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Re^3: TK vs. Web pages
by perrin (Chancellor) on Apr 02, 2007 at 16:56 UTC
    There have been a few attempts to build GUI toolkits on top of HTML. Probably the most successful one in perl is bOP. None of them are widely used though. The common approach is to have design/HTML people who write HTML either by hand or with a tool like DreamWeaver and then integrate it into your application with something like Template Toolkit.
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