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I like to use PSGI/Plack. It's simple enough to learn and to use, but most people don't use Plack from scratch anymore unless they are making a web framework or prefer their own way to do it. They usually go for higher level and 'out-of-the-box' options, like Dancer2 web framework in case they want to save time and cost. There's also Mojolicious (which has Mojolicious::Lite that is great for microservice web applications prototyping) that you need to try.

Do you know how raccoons can be so slick at surviving?

In reply to Re: Alternative to CGI.pm by faraco
in thread Alternative to CGI.pm by sectokia

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