Common Myths Table of Contents Roll Your Own Application Server Case Study: eToys.com Apache::PerlRun to the Rescue Planning the New Architecture Surviving Christmas 2000 The Architecture Proxy Servers Application Servers …
Introduction Go on, admit it: You’ve written a templating system. It’s OK, nearly everyone has at some point. You start with something beautifully simple like $HTML =~ s/$(\w+)/${$1}/g and end up adding conditionals, loops and includes until you’ve created…
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