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While I am still studying effective use of mod-perl, do fastcgi and Apache::DBI remain good options?

Heard of PSGI/Plack ^{*, *}? If you target PSGI (via Plack/cgi-app / mojo / dancer / catalyst ) your app can run on many servers/backends (fastcgi/mod_perl...)

If so, how do they fit with what I have been doing with CGI and what I am trying to learn for using mod_perl?

Um, odd question :) I don't know you but people do and try to learn all kinds of stuff ^{( *, *, *, *, * )}

Have you read CGI to mod_perl Porting. mod_perl Coding guidelines? mod_perl: Getting Your Feet Wet with mod_perl? http://modperlbook.org?

In reply to Re: puzzling problem with access to DB when using mod_perl by Anonymous Monk
in thread puzzling problem with access to DB when using mod_perl by ted.byers

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