I'll write more in a later post, but for now, it's just running as a regular CGI. :( This is probably the worst way to take advantage of Mojo; I'd love to run a long-running daemon instead, but that approach is almost certainly out of the question. :)

If you control the server there is no reason not to go whole hog. I highly recommend uWSGI Perl support (PSGI).

I don't control the whole server .. I used to be able to look at the contents of /usr/home but I can see that loophole has been closed. All I can fiddle with is my slice of the host.

I did consider hosting this myself, but I'd rather have it somewhere it's always available, rather than somewhere a little more convenient. Part of this exercise is the implementation story. :)

Update: However, now that I'm thinking about it, I might also add a link to something hosted locally that takes advantage of different technologies such as the ones your link points to. Serving up a Mojo add using CGI is a bit like having a mountain bike stuck in bottom gear. it works, but you're missing a lot of the experience.

Alex / talexb / Toronto

Thanks PJ. We owe you so much. Groklaw -- RIP -- 2003 to 2013.