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Hi LomSpace,

I'm currently using Catalyst to build the website for my hometown's firefighter department. I had to get used to it, but once the idea of MVC with Moose and DBIx::Class sets in, it's very easy to rapidly build a web application with it.

I did buy the official Catalyst book, but that didn't help me much. I really understood it after reading the Catalyst Tutorial/Manual on CPAN, so I'd suggest you check that out to see if it's something you'd like.

Cheers!

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