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=== Mason, Embperl, and embedded Perl approaches === Some Perl web systems took an embedded-code approach. '''Mason''' and '''Embperl''' allowed Perl code and Perl-driven logic to be embedded in HTML-like files. This was conceptually similar to the way PHP embedded server-side code in web pages, although the details and culture differed. Mason became especially associated with mod_perl and persistent Apache environments. It supported component-based web development, where pages could be assembled from reusable pieces. Embperl also allowed Perl code to be embedded in HTML documents and executed on the server side. These systems showed one direction Perl web development could take: instead of writing scripts that generated pages, the page itself could contain or call server-side Perl logic.
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