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=head1 NAME

mod_perl 2.0  

=head1 JT Smith ~ Plain Black  exclaimed:

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Date: Sun, 18 Dec 2005

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URL: http://www.spreadwebgui.com

=back

  We've built WebGUI (www.spreadwebgui.com), our web application framework and
  content management system, on top of mod_perl. Before we began, in 2001, 
  and recently when we started our next gen system we evaluated many 
  different platforms on which to build WebGUI. Nothing even comes close 
  to mod_perl for flexibility and power.  Developing in Perl also means 
  we're able prototype and deploy new features faster than we could in any 
  other language.
  
  Today there are more than 15,000 web sites that run on WebGUI, over half of
  which are either already running on mod_perl 2.0, or are in the process 
  of transitioning to it.  We're so confident about mod_perl 2.0's new 
  capabilities and reliability that starting with WebGUI 6.8 we're 
  requiring our users to use mod_perl 2.0 going forward.
  


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