Re: Critique of Where Perl 6 is Heading
[email protected] (Ask Bjoern Hansen)
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[email protected] (Pressio Main Email) writes: [...] > punctuation marks, and evening/weekend coders like me can gimp our way to > eye-candy web pages with a 1MB 'script'. (exit; why's apache and mod_perl > gone?) mod_perl is in many many servers serving billions of requests per day. It's not a good fit for your average $5/month massively shared ISP hosting account so it's more often being used on bigger sites where it's amazingly successful. Maybe I'm operating in the wrong circles, but I often hear success stories and very rarely or never hear stories about how mod_perl didn't work well. - ask -- ask bjoern hansen, http://www.askbjoernhansen.com/ !try; do();