but, by using mod_perl, you eliminate a ton of overhead.
Also, don't forget about tools such as HTML::Mason (http://www.masonhq.com)
Brent
"Paul Kraus"
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Subject: RE: Perl Cgi/ Why?
12/12/02 10:35 AM
So its more of a cost justification then it is for functionality. It
seem Perl and cgi would generate a greater overhead. I have no lover of
Microsoft but in my business I have to choose the right tool not
necessarily the "Moral" tool :)
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> Possibly better asked to beginners-cgi, but in any case.
>
> ASP -> $$, M$ (and not just that it is an evil empire ;-),
> but portability) MONO -> vaporware Sun -> $$, apples and oranges?
>
> I am sure I will right a <soapbox> on this later, but for now
> those seem like 3 good quick reasons.
>
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On Thu, 12 Dec 2002 11:07:46 -0500, "Paul Kraus" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> With ASP.net, MONO, and sun implication why would someone still use
> Perl for website design. This is not a flame but simply asking for
> advice. I use Perl for reports and linux/unix/windows scripting.
> However what is to gain by using it for the web over these other
> technologies? What are some of the things you guys use Perl to
> accomplish with your website and why do you use Perl?
>
>
>
> Paul Kraus
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