On Thu, 2 Jul 2009, Raymond Wan wrote:
> Given the many frameworks available just within Perl (ignoring other
> options like Ruby on Rails) it seems like what users need is some kind
> of "decision tree" that asks questions like "How many web developers are
> there?" and "Will you make use of a SQL database?" -- and at the bottom
> of this tree is the suggested framework to use. :-)
Well, I don't think the decision's are nearly that clear cut. Ultimately,
it's pretty subjective.
I tell people to use Catalyst mostly because _I like_ Catalyst. It's not
the best web framework ever, and other people may prefer the competition.
However, I do think that using some sort of controller is pretty crucial
to having a maintainable webapp, and using Mason as your controller is not
a good idea.
-dave
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