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Posted to modperl@perl.apache.org by Nathan Torkington <gn...@oreilly.com> on 2002/01/06 21:28:10 UTC
take23 and what we're doing
take23.org has been very quiet. I think it'd be cool if everyone on
this list posted a short piece about their current mod_perl project.
It could be a module they're working on, a site they built, or even
something as simple as "how I used Apache::MP3 to let everyone in our
house listen to our music collection".
It'd be fun to see what everyone else is doing, and it'd really help
give the site a lift. If the articles were RSSed and picked up by
meerkat (www.oreillynet.com/meerkat) I think it'd do good for the
world to see a constant flow of mod_perl activity.
What do you say, Matt?
Nat
Re: take23 and what we're doing
Posted by Michael Bacarella <mb...@netgraft.com>.
> take23.org has been very quiet. I think it'd be cool if everyone on
> this list posted a short piece about their current mod_perl project.
> It could be a module they're working on, a site they built, or even
> something as simple as "how I used Apache::MP3 to let everyone in our
> house listen to our music collection".
Remember, you asked.
http://m4m4sex.com/ is a gay personals system that targets local gay
communities in a number of cities. The site is written exclusively in
mod_perl and uses mysql as a backend. The only purpose of the site is
to ensure that people find sex partners as efficiently as possible.
I'm impressed with how well mod_perl and mysql have held up under
considerable load as more cities were added and as more users joined.
It also continued to please as we re-worked the site to allow users
to switch between languages (4 at this point) on-the-fly.
It all happens on vanilla x86 hardware. Everything from user signups,
account maintenance, online chat, secure payment options, renewing
subscriptions, reports, etc.
Hooray for mod_perl!
If you plan to reprint this somewhere, I would appreciate it if
I could be contacted first. Thanks.
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