Re: Helping with mod_perl

Tom Browder <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.apache.mod-perl
Message-ID <CAFMGiz99HvvvtXfkCeP8h0-U+DW2HCnJ3-BXPqHB+VPNs7inag@mail.gmail.com>
On Fri, Sep 7, 2012 at 2:13 PM,  <[email protected]> wrote:
...
> I have been using mod_perl now for approx 12-15 years now and it seems to be
> getting better and better. I have looked at other frameworks, and development
...
> I'm trying to get round to open source, my latest frame work Pagesmith, which
> we use at work to get a whole plethora of sites out, the core of the system is
> mod_perl which allows for a rapid deployment of robust websites. It doesn't
> use Registry and CGI - it is "pure" mod_perl, make extensive use of handlers
...
> I think Pagesmith is possibly unique as it is really a helper framework - you
> can actually code web-pages in CGI, PHP, ruby, mod_perl/Registry, Java (and
> we have pages running in 4, or even on alternative machines through mod_proxy,
...
> More information is on my blog which is really about neat code that is being added
...
>   http://wp.sanger.ac.uk/pagesmith
>
> I intend to open source it later in the year - I have just spend 3 months - seperating
> the core code from the institute specific code!

I look forward to that!

Best,

-Tom
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