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actually there is a good book on the topic (Score:2)
Perl for Web Site Management [amazon.com] is a terrific book so you might have a look at it to make sure you aren't reinventing the wheel.
Re:actually there is a good book on the topic (Score:2)
I'm aware of that book, but I haven't had a chance to have a close look at it yet. I will, of course, take a closer look before very long.
From what I've seen tho' it's not really targeting the same audience that I'm thinking of.
I'm talking about the people who buy Perl and CGI for the World Wide Web [cookwood.com] or CGI 101 [cgi101.com][1] or who think that Matt's scripts will help them. I don't think that these people look at O'Reilly books on the shelves. The go for something a little flashier. I pains me to say it, but I could almost be thinking of something like Perl and CGI for Dummies here!
[1] I know what that title means in a US college setting, but having read the book it always summons up images of Room 101 from 1984 :)
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