Hi again,

Take a look at this book (Practical mod_perl) is really good, teach you how mod_perl work, how code well mod_perl programs, and also method to gain speed when you have a very heavy webapp., using proxy methods, etc...

If I were in your position, I would think about doing a real refactoring to your webapp. read that book, and making the application run has a handler, making your own packages etc. Or use thinks like Mason or TT or doing some more research and get your fingers into Catalyst and the MVC model. This is the way things are going...

On the way, getting a introduction in XMLHttpRequest or commonly known as AJAX, to make the interaction with your clients more intuitive and cooler of course.

With DB I mean DataBase, RDB... using DB to store the users info, accounts, settings, images (path, comment about picture, EXIM data, etc...).

This way, you can handle more clients, and maintain the ones you already have. Updating your offer, performance boost, more user interaction, and could be a new look'n'feel.

Use all that you learnt in this 2 years, and learn new things also as a learning experience ;-)

Regards,

fmerges

In reply to Re^2: 2 Questions on Images and Mod_perl mem usage by fmerges
in thread 2 Questions on Images and Mod_perl mem usage by Anonymous Monk

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