Leslie Mikesell writes:
> personal styles of perl coding are involved. It would be
> nice if some outlines/slides of the material could be online
> before the signup deadlines and the actual session could
> spend more time in discussion and question/answer than
> covering the overview.
(getting away from mod_perl here, sorry)
We hear and obey. This year's conference has quite detailed
descriptions of the tutorials. For example:
Apache::ASP
Joshua Chamas
Tuesday, 7/18/2000 at 8:45 AM
Who Should Attend:
Web developers who have used CGI.pm,
mod_perl, or IIS/ASP; and Web designers who
want to make their sites dynamic. A basic
understanding of Perl, object oriented Perl, and
HTML would be helpful.
Learn how to build a full-featured Web site with
Apache::ASP, exploring the ins and outs of
mixing HTML with Perl; session user tracking
and logins; ASP Web events; SSI include code
modularization; object methods and banner
serving; performance tuning; Web clustering;
and XML rendering embedded with HTML &
Perl.
Course Outline:
Syntax(creating a live Web page by
embedding Perl into HTML)
User tracking
Events (Making a Web site more like an
application)
Modularity
Objects
Performance tuning
Web clustering
XML and Apache::ASP
Future of Apache::ASP
I encourage tutors to leave more time for Q&A, but that's up to the
individual tutor's discretion.
Nat
