> I still believe the quickest route to P5EE acceptance is if it is first and > foremost a *documentation project* that basically provides a 1-stop place > to go for people who intend to do "Enterprise" programming in Perl and want > to know where to go when they want to solve certain problems.
I agree. I decided a while back that the most useful thing I could do to further mod_perl development and Perl development in general would be to write up some CPAN guides to help people with the biggest FAQs on the mod_perl list. The templating article I wrote was the first part of this, and now I'm working on a guide to sharing data between processes (Cache::Cache, Apache::Session, MLDBM::Sync, etc.) which I hope to present at the next Perl Conference. This stuff will probably get folded into the mod_perl Guide at some point, but applies pretty generally to any serious programming effort in Perl. - Perrin