At 04:27 PM 01/29/02 -0000, Jonathan M. Hollin wrote:
>::  Or maybe better a little introduction that includes sub-sections:
>::    a) what is mod_perl?
>
>-1
>I still prefer the idea of a separate advocacy/promotional site (eg:
>http://www.mod-perl.org/), with perl.apache.org remaining as the
>documentation/technical site - in which case "What is mod_perl" would
>obviously be on the advocacy site.

Ok, but it would be nice if there was The mod_perl site.  People will find
perl.apache.org from google and all the docs pointing there anyway.


>::    b) a non-biased comparison with PHP and Java and other 
>:: server solutions
>
>+0
>Dodgy area this - we don't want a page that incites flame-wars and I
>note that you wrote "non-biased" Bill.  I'd be happy to see a simple
>matrix with several technologies covered and the relevant ticks or
>crosses for each feature for each technology.

I agree it's tough.  Ok, maybe biased toward other technologies ;)  Imagine
you know nothing about mod_perl or PHP or Java or whatever.  It would be,
eh, refreshing to find on the mod_perl site something saying telling you
that you don't need mod_perl if you are only want to build a simple but
fast site.  PHP is great and popular but may not scale like mod_perl and
doesn't give anytyhing besides content handling.  Something like that.
Like going into a store and instead of telling you they have what you want,
they tell you that maybe the store next door has something better for your
needs.

Is that Silly?


>::       a example of a handler (which can be done in a <perl> section)
>
>-1
>redundant... surely?  There's enough documentation for this already.

Ok, point to Take23's into.  But I think someone going to the mod_perl site
might expect to find a simple tutorial.  I'm talking about showing how to
get a content handler to work in about three or four paragraphs.  Something
that makes someone thing "Gee, that's easy, I can do that."

I'm have to pack for skiing now.


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Bill Moseley
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