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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 04/19/2018 10:36 AM, Aaron Trevena
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<pre wrap="">Hi All,
What's the "state of the art" these days for CMS & Blogging with
Catalyst (or just Perl and something else) - I'd prefer Catalyst as I
find it easy to work with and I'm pretty familiar with it.
Previously I've worked on a fork of denny's ShinyCMS project which is
nice enough, and added support for running multiple instances in a
single application, and now I have some nice code that allows
multi-tenant databases which can work nicely with catalyst
applications.
Cheers,
A.
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Hi!<br>
While I don't know any catalyst based full-fledged CMS, I think
that's worth investigating the work done on the RapidApp <a
href="http://www.rapidapp.info/">here</a>: I've successfully used
the framework as a stepping stone to manage simple data
insertion/retrieval and more.<br>
While the docs could be made more thorough, it is easy enough to
build an "admin" section for your front-end and start prototyping
fast.<br>
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Also, the Rapi::Blog distro is well worth investigating to get a
nice, polished catalyst-based blogging platform!<br>
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Marco</pre>
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