Re: [Templates] Newbie TT2 with CGI or mod_perl2 question?

> Precisely, I'm using Apache1, mod_perl1, Apache::Template, and TT2.

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On Thu, Jul 08, 2004 at 10:03:22AM -0700, Randal L. Schwartz wrote:
> Precisely, I'm using Apache1, mod_perl1, Apache::Template, and TT2.
> No need to switch for any time in the forseeable future.

Heh... I once said that... then I saw the performance numbers from our Apac=
he2 test box...

Apache2 is stable these days. It is what the apache guys are doing continue=
d development on. Mod_perl2 while not 100% feature complete is getting VERY=
 mature and 90%+ users will not run into the incomplete areas.

If you are doing new development I would highly suggest using Apache 2 with=
 mod_perl2 to do it under. If not you are just shooting yourself in the foo=
t by putting off the change for a little while.

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