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Embedding Perl in HTML with Mason

Embedding Perl in HTML with Mason

By Dave Rolsky, Ken Williams
mod_perl2 User's Guide

mod_perl2 User's Guide

By Stas Bekman, Jim Brandt
Practical mod_perl

Practical mod_perl

By Stas Bekman, Eric Cholet
The mod_perl Developer's Cookbook

The mod_perl Developer's Cookbook

By Geoffrey Young, Paul Lindner, Randy Kobes
mod_perl Pocket Reference

mod_perl Pocket Reference

By Andrew Ford
Writing Apache Modules with Perl and C

Writing Apache Modules with Perl and C

By Lincoln Stein, Doug MacEachern


mod_perl related tutorials, teaching you things not only about mod_perl, but also about any related topics of great interest to mod_perl programmers.

Part I: Application Design
-Building a Large-Scale E-commerce site with Apache and mod_perl
mod_perl's speed and Perl's flexibility make them very attractive for large-scale sites. Through careful planning from the start, powerful application servers can be created for sites requiring excellent response times for dynamic content, such as eToys.com, all by using mod_perl.
Part II: Templating
-Choosing a Templating System
Everything you wanted to know about templating systems and didn't dare to ask. Well, not everything....
Part III: Tips and Tricks
-Cute Tricks With Perl and Apache
Perl and Apache play very well together, both for administration and coding. However, adding mod_perl to the mix creates a heaven for an administrator/programmer wanting to do cool things in no time!
Part IV: Client side facts and bugs
-Workarounds for some known bugs in browsers.
Unfortunately for web programmers, browser bugs are not uncommon, and sometimes we have to deal with them; refer to this chapter for some known bugs and how you can work around them.
-Web Content Compression FAQ
Everything you wanted to know about web content compression


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