Re: mod_perl marketing

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From: merlyn (Randal L. Schwartz)
Subject: Re: mod_perl marketing
Date: 14:29 on 30 Nov 2004

>>>>> "Dominique" == Dominique Quatravaux <dom@xxxxxx.xxx> writes:

Dominique> On the bright side, you guys are doing quite a good job at keeping
Dominique> mod_perl on the radar of many pointy-haired bosses, and I understand
Dominique> that this marketing crusade cannot but take the CGI-and-performance
Dominique> route when the competition is Java. Still, the techs out there hear
Dominique> about mod_perl's true powers mostly through hearsay.

I just finished transcribing my 90-minute "intro to mod_perl" talk
into a three-part series for Linux Magazine... it's dribbling out
over the next few months, and will be on my website shortly after
the embargo has passed.

It's always been clear to me that the real power of mod_perl wasn't
the content phase... there are so many OTHER cool things that mod_perl
does, and mod_php and mod_cgi and mod_fastcgi can't touch that.

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