My interest in the XML/XSLT capabilities of version 2 prompted me to install it on my development server. I just got it going and got it to do transformations.
Gadzooks I am thrilled by this. My plan is to quickly spit out a demo site for a potential client using this. My familiarity with perl will permit me to do this quickly. My thought was I'd use this to model, prototype and demo, then I'd build the sites in Java/JSP. Thing is, I move very slowly in Java. I'm tempted to make production sites in Embperl 2 instead. PHP is an option, but I have always been skeptical of it. So the question: Gerald, when when when will this be stable? What is your estimate? (Sorry if it's documented somewhere and I missed it.) Of course, I don't mean to sound pushy, it just affects my thinking about upcoming projects. I want to know Java/JSP, but I wouldn't mind sticking with something I know very well: perl and now Embperl... if not for my sanity, for the pocketbooks of my clients. Great work, Gerald. I have gone through fits of thinking I should have gone with Mason, but I just had a good feeling about how Embperl works. My Embperl 2 preview puts any doubts to rest, for the XML support and other changes as well. Also, of course, let me know what I can do to help. -Jarrod __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send FREE video emails in Yahoo! Mail! http://promo.yahoo.com/videomail/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
