SPUG: web prog. tools of choice?

[Dan Ebert]

I still use CGI.pm quite a bit.

We have written our own module to handle our site look-and-feel ... a
template type module.

Dan.
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On Wed, 8 Aug 2001 leary at nwlink.com wrote:

> Sorry if this is conquered ground, but I just (re-)subscribed and there's
> no archive...
> 
> A while back Lincoln Stein's CGI.pm was were it was at, but now it seems
> that Apache::Registry (and other Apache:: modules), plus
> HTML::Mason/Template (or Template::Toolkit) have given it the boot.  No?
> 
> *Is* CGI.pm pretty much dead for programming web sites, i.e. sites that
> have a consistent "look and feel"?
> 
> What's the standard bundle of modules (following the 80/20 rule) that
> people *are* using for programming dynamic web sites?  (This is a market
> question, not a technical one.)
> 
> I found this link comparing Template::Toolkit and HTML::Template
> 	http://torrington.cuckoo.org/template_systems.shtml
> Anyone know how currently accurate the comparison is?  Comments on either?
> 
> And, of course, what am I completely overlooking?
> 
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