Game over. We lost. Nothing to see here, move along.

[Leslie Riggs]

>>For example, if you know TT then you're good to go with Catalyst and start writing views. If you know Mason, ditto. And so on. There's no requirement whatsoever to learn any of those other options.
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>The corollary to that being that if you're not familar with any of those options the choice is too bewildering, you give up and go and use Rails instead. Sometimes choice is a bad thing.
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>It also seems to be the case that there is often one lead choice and if you want to use something different you enter a world of pain. c.f. earlier discussion of Maypole and Sybase.
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>Simon.
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I will tell you that this is the case for someone who is new to Perl, 
who discovers this whole array of choices, and then concludes that there 
is just too much to learn to let oneself become skilled enough to USE 
any of it.

Leslie Riggs