Nathan Torkington wrote:
>
> J. J. Horner writes:
> > What is the story on these tutorials? Is it something you can
> > distribute, or did most of it come off of the top your head?
>
> Tutorials seems like a deadend for effort. I've had zero (0)
> responses to my offer of my "Introduction to mod_perl" tutorial.
I'd be interested - although I hope I am beyond that stage now ;-).
I would like to see these sorts of things and "success stories" - how
ever short in the web to do a bit of advocay and (hopefully) attract
more developers (and mindshare).
Subliminal hint - www.take23.org
>
> If nobody's interested in increasing the number of mod_perl
> programmers through tutorials, then the only other option I can think
> of is strategically-placed success stories.
agreed.
>
> I know that perl.oreilly.com is making a point of collecting Perl
> success stories and is always hungry for more. They won't convert
> the unwashed there, though.
>
> It'd sure be nice to have a WebTechniques special issue on mod_perl.
> Hint, hint, Randal :-)
nudges from here as well ;-)
Greg
>
> Nat
