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Look, CGI is old and boring.

Amen. It is amazing that they are still publishing books with "CGI" in the title. Some people never learn.

It doesn't matter if you tack on "Fast" to it; people see "CGI" and walk away.

Or perceive you as a neanderthal. CGI only matters to Perl programmers without college degrees who aren't smart enough to realize they are stuck in the past. Getting too involved in the Perl community does these things to people. It's like living in a backwards country like North Korea. After a while, you become delusional and think the rest of the world is behind rather than ahead of you.

In reply to Re^3: Perl is dying by Anonymous Monk
in thread Perl is dying by Anonymous Monk

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