SPUG: Django equivalent for Perl?

[Kevin Esteb]

I have used Gantry in the past and the best thing is the Bigtop code generator. But after a well you move past what the code generator can do for you. When I did that, I wrote Scaffold, which is very loosely based on Gantry. It is available on the CPAN. I consider it "web based infrastructure", that is, I modeled it after what an OS does. Provide system services, that an application can use to interact with the end user.   

A companion application framework that I call XAS is used to interact with the end user. This is located at http://svn.kesteb.us/repos/XAS. It is a work in process. An application named Desktop is located at http://svn.kesteb.us/repos/Desktop, this is evolving continually and fleshes out the ExtJS 4.0 Desktop example to make it somewhat useful.

I have no idea how any of this compares to Django.


-----Original Message-----
From: spug-list-bounces+kesteb=wsipc.org at pm.org [mailto:spug-list-bounces+kesteb=wsipc.org at pm.org] On Behalf Of Mike Schuh
Sent: Wednesday, October 05, 2011 2:07 PM
To: SPUG
Subject: SPUG: Django equivalent for Perl?

Hi everyone,

At my current day job the house language is the-other-one-that-starts-
with-P-but-isn't-Perl and lately I have begun to learn Django.  It's pretty
cool (so far, anyway).

Nearly all of my non-day jobs use Perl, and a few of them could make good
use of a Django-like tool.  Are any of using (or have used) such a
Perl-based (or at least Perl-friendly) framework and what were your
experiences with it?  Recommendations?  Suggestions?

I've worked with Gantry in the past and found it to be more complex than I
think it needs to be.

Thanks.

-- 
Mike Schuh, Seattle USA
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