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Perl for the Web

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Perl Web Advice

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Perl has been used to build dynamic web sites for a very long time. + Over time, the best way to build web sites with Perl has changed. + Unfortunately, a lot of the information out there on the World Wide + Web doesn't change and is, therefore, rather out of date.

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This site aims to provide a place where you can find the best, + up-to-date advice for building web sites with Perl.

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(And yes, we're well aware of the dangers of saying that this site + will always be up to date. That's why the code for this site is on + Github.)

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New Project

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Congratulations! You've decided to use Perl as the technology + to build your new web site. That means you have you pick from + a huge selection of modern tools that you can use on your project. + This section will help you to decide which tools are best for + you.

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Project Maintenance

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Commiserations! You are maintaining and older web site that is + built in Perl. This section will help you to recognise exactly + which technologies are being used. It also has advice on moving + gradually towards a newer toolset.

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Hosting

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You are looking for somewhere to host your new web site that + is built in Perl. This section will give you some suggestions of + the kinds of hosting options that are open to you. Or, if you're + running a hosting company, it has suggestions of what you can do + to make your hosting as attractive as possible to Perl projects.

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