First, I have no intention of starting an OS, language or server war so be warned. <g>

I've been programming simple CGI apps for a while now and would like to get deeper into the server side programming stuff.

I've been reading alot about mod_perl for Apache but I prefer Windows 2000 running IIS5 (because I grew up using Windows and Win2K is the first one I like :-)) and would like to know what my options are for speeding up the scripts. Is ISAPI the (only) way to go?

I know some tools cache scripts and keep them compiled but most of them cost *way* too much for li'l CBAS ;-)

I guess I *could* use Apache on Windows but that seems like not-the-right-tool.

Thanks in advance,
CBAS

In reply to mod_perl equivalent for IIS? by $CBAS

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