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PHP won because mod_php was well done. The language isn't especially relevant. Perl's mod_perl was simply a no go for the typical hosting scenario because it
by kingkongrevenge 18y ago
PHP won because mod_php was well done. The language isn't especially relevant. Perl's mod_perl was simply a no go for the typical hosting scenario because it gives way too much power to users to screw up the server; you can't realistically set it up for basic shared hosting.
mod_perlite is a new piece of software that brings a php style system to perl. It's mod_perl made suitable for typical hosting needs.
- moder 18y agoInteresting. http://www.modperlite.org/ http://www.modperlite.org/ The interview by chromatic was quite informative. Unfortunately, they say that they're forced to repeatedly reinitialize the perl interpreter with every request. This would seem to defeat the purpose of having a persistent perl, no?