Hi,
I'd second the answer from Kieren except:
Am 23.10.2011 um 13:23 schrieb Kieren Diment:
> Catalyst is designed to scale. Your bottleneck here will not be catalyst, or
> hardware. It will be your access to good programmers.
I'd like to clarify that: "access to good programmers that are available".
There are many programmers knowing Catalyst out there but all known to me are
either bound to projects or employed at a company (this is a general issue with
Perl programmers). However, I found that good programmers can easily learn how
to write good applications with Perl and Catalyst, thanks to many tutorials,
documentation, mailing lists and irc channels. There are plenty of people to
help out!
Matthias
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