Hi

Webspiders made with php will be own my bussines, they want to rewrite spiders was made in perl to php :(

I need to show for the developers and the managers that perl is much better than php for this, how i did that? i have some ideias like Mechanize, HTML::TreeBuilder the binary size of perl is 1Mb php is 13mb!, but i need to be pacific in this talk, hehe ideas? I can not will that the entire bussiness use perl, unfortunately , but i want to know where i can use perl? where searchme.com, google.com, facebook.com use perl efficiently and how i convinced the developers/managers about this?

Lorn
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In reply to Where i can use Perl? by lorn

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