Re: reasons for modperl declines?
Guido Brugnara <[email protected]> Thu, 8 Aug 2024 10:57:29 +0200
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Hi!
I work on a project using e framework with ~300K lines of code in Perl (and mod_perl used with HTML::Mason).
My applications run in an industrial environment where stability and
security are essential, and in many years on the stack (apache,
mod_perl, HTML::Mason & Perl) I have never had any serious problems.
Replacing the stack or even adding other technologies I do not think
will bring benefits.
It won't be like this forever, but I still don't see an EOL on the horizon.
If I am forced to change I will probably use Mojolicious.
Bye
gdo
Il 08/08/24 01:06, Jeff Pang ha scritto:
> For me I run several apps on mod_perl, including a AI prediction app
> which costs heavy CPU/ram. These apps run for long time and behave
> just fine.
>
> Today it sounds very few people use mod_perl for
> development/deployment. I think the main reasons may include,
>
> 1. perl for web development is somewhat out of date
> 2. mp lacks threads support
> 3. lacks a modern framework (rails like)
>
> And others? what's your thought?
>
> Thanks
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<pre class="moz-quote-pre" wrap="">Hi!
I work on a project using e framework with ~300K lines of code in Perl (and mod_perl used with HTML::Mason).</pre>
<p><span _d-id="32557" class="--l sentence_highlight">My
applications run in an industrial environment where stability
and security are essential, and in many years on the stack
(apache, mod_perl, HTML::Mason & Perl) I have never had any
serious problems.</span></p>
<p><span _d-id="54311" class="--l sentence_highlight"><span
_d-id="54314"
class="--l --r hover:bg-[#B4DAE8] hover:dark:bg-blue-next-600">Replacing</span>
<span _d-id="54318"
class="--l --r hover:bg-[#B4DAE8] hover:dark:bg-blue-next-600">the</span>
<span _d-id="54322"
class="--l --r hover:bg-[#B4DAE8] hover:dark:bg-blue-next-600">stack</span>
<span _d-id="54326"
class="--l --r hover:bg-[#B4DAE8] hover:dark:bg-blue-next-600">or</span>
<span _d-id="54330"
class="--l --r hover:bg-[#B4DAE8] hover:dark:bg-blue-next-600">even</span>
<span _d-id="54334"
class="--l --r hover:bg-[#B4DAE8] hover:dark:bg-blue-next-600">adding</span>
<span _d-id="54338"
class="--l --r hover:bg-[#B4DAE8] hover:dark:bg-blue-next-600">other</span>
<span _d-id="54342"
class="--l --r hover:bg-[#B4DAE8] hover:dark:bg-blue-next-600">technologies</span>
<span _d-id="54346"
class="--l --r hover:bg-[#B4DAE8] hover:dark:bg-blue-next-600">I</span>
<span _d-id="54350"
class="--l --r hover:bg-[#B4DAE8] hover:dark:bg-blue-next-600">do</span>
<span _d-id="54354"
class="--l --r hover:bg-[#B4DAE8] hover:dark:bg-blue-next-600">not</span>
<span _d-id="54358"
class="--l --r hover:bg-[#B4DAE8] hover:dark:bg-blue-next-600">think</span>
<span _d-id="54362"
class="--l --r hover:bg-[#B4DAE8] hover:dark:bg-blue-next-600">will</span>
<span _d-id="54366"
class="--l --r hover:bg-[#B4DAE8] hover:dark:bg-blue-next-600">bring</span>
<span _d-id="54370"
class="--l --r hover:bg-[#B4DAE8] hover:dark:bg-blue-next-600">benefits</span><span
_d-id="54373"
class="--l --r hover:bg-[#B4DAE8] hover:dark:bg-blue-next-600">.<br>
<br>
</span></span><span _d-id="69071"
class="--l --r sentence_highlight">It won't be like this
forever, but I still don't see an EOL on the horizon.<br>
<br>
</span><span _d-id="72804" class="--l --r sentence_highlight">If I
am forced to change I will probably use Mojolicious.</span><br>
<span _d-id="69071" class="--l --r sentence_highlight"><br>
Bye<br>
gdo<br>
<br>
</span></p>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Il 08/08/24 01:06, Jeff Pang ha
scritto:<br>
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<blockquote type="cite"
cite="mid:[email protected]">For
me I run several apps on mod_perl, including a AI prediction app
which costs heavy CPU/ram. These apps run for long time and behave
just fine.
<br>
<br>
Today it sounds very few people use mod_perl for
development/deployment. I think the main reasons may include,
<br>
<br>
1. perl for web development is somewhat out of date
<br>
2. mp lacks threads support
<br>
3. lacks a modern framework (rails like)
<br>
<br>
And others? what's your thought?
<br>
<br>
Thanks
<br>
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