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What about HTML::Template? Of all these types of modules for separating HTML from Perl, this seems to be the most successful at it (IMO).

HTML::Template templates even work with WYSIWYG editors. (when wrapped in html comments:  for example)
The html designer only has to worry about a small number of extra tags, which can be easily documented. These tags are even very non-Perl'ish, and eye-friendly to your average HTML guy/gal.

So, what is it about HTML::Template that isn't bringing it to the horizon?

In reply to Re: rant on = qw(HTML::Mason Embperl Template etc) ; by count0
in thread rant on = qw(HTML::Mason Embperl Template etc) ; by princepawn

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