Hi Folks,
Seeing the last post about mod_perl success stories jogged my memory.
Whilst searching for mod_perl inspiration I stumbled on the coding
guidelines for the BBC (bbc.co.uk);
http://www.bbc.co.uk/guidelines/newmedia/infrastructure/supported_software.s
html
Which states "mod_perl is the method of choice for all applications..."
I guess this is a worthy success story?
Cheers
Marcus
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Seeing the last post about mod_perl success stories jogged my memory.
Whilst searching for mod_perl inspiration I stumbled on the coding
guidelines for the BBC (bbc.co.uk);
http://www.bbc.co.uk/guidelines/newmedia/infrastructure/supported_software.s
html
Which states "mod_perl is the method of choice for all applications..."
I guess this is a worthy success story?
Cheers
Marcus
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