>>>>> "Christopher" == Christopher Murtagh <christopher.murtagh@mcgill.ca> writes:
Christopher> 3) Building templates with embedded code is much
Christopher> easier/more intuitive in PHP than Perl.
Did you look at Apache::Template and Template-Toolkit? The work in
that area has really become a PHP killer for me. If you did, and still
have the opinion you have, I'd be curious.
I agree with your general observation: Raw Perl for people who could
or want to code in PHP is probably the wrong solution.
But the combination of Perl for the heavy lifting, and the
TT2-minilanguage for the "designers" and casual use, is a very
hard-to-beat combo, in my observation.
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