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=== Catalyst, Dancer, Mojolicious, and modern Perl frameworks === Perl web development did not stop with CGI::Application and mod_perl. Larger and more modern Perl web frameworks emerged, including Catalyst, Dancer, and Mojolicious. Catalyst represented a full-featured MVC-style Perl web framework inspired partly by patterns seen in other web communities. Dancer offered a lighter framework style influenced by Rubyβs Sinatra. Mojolicious provided a modern full-stack Perl web framework with strong support for HTTP, WebSockets, testing, and nonblocking I/O. These frameworks helped Perl remain viable for modern web applications after the CGI era. They also made Perl web development less dependent on Apache-specific deployment and more compatible with standalone servers, reverse proxies, and PSGI.
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