in reply to Time to write a "serious" http server in Perl?

Just as Perl is the swiss army chainsaw of languages, Apache is the swiss army chainsaw of webservers. You can do just about anything with it, but as a result it's also very easy to cut off your own feet.

IIS is more narrowly defined in its capabilities, but it serves its narrower purposes very very well (so I hear). It's more analogous to Visual Basic: very easy to use and certainly capable, but with many restrictions on the more fancy complex stuff.

Just my $0.02

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