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Template Toolkit
	35%	70 votes

HTML::Template
	25%	51 votes

Text::Template
	3%	7 votes

HTML::Mason
	11%	22 votes

Another on the CPAN
	5%	11 votes

MINE!
	19%	39 votes

200 total votes.
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Don't complain about lack of options. You've got to pick a few when you do multiple choice. Those are the breaks.
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Template::Toolkit (Score:1)

by chovy (4675)

By far the best template system available for Perl. You can pass hash references from your script to the template, and iterate through arrays or hashes, etc. also has macros, which I have yet to use.
More freedom, less code (Score:1)

by statico (5018)

I used HTML::Template for two years and greatly enjoyed the switch from that to Template::Toolkit. T::T makes templating dead simple, plus powerful features are available when you dig a little deeper.

Template::Toolkit makes it blindingly easy to format data structures -- wanna mark up that RSS feed? Just pass an XML::RSS object to the process() method and instantly do things like [% FOREACH item = items %]<li>[% item.title %]</li>[% END %] -- check out "How to Avoid Writing Code" [perl.com]

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XSLT (Score:1)

by bio (7892)

does anyone use XSLT anymore? I think it's a great combo with perl