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Wednesday August 06, 2003
09:47 AM
Abstract Submission
I just submitted an abstract for ApacheCon:
ApacheCon US 2003 CFP submission
Submitter: Jason Purdy
Title: Developing Web Applications with CGI::Application
Level: Novice
Style:
Orientation: Technical
Duration: 60
Categories: Apache HTTP Server,Perl
Abstract:
This session will introduce you to a powerful and flexible methodology of developing Web applications in Perl, following the MVC model. Using this system, developers will enjoy code-reuse, design separation and less re-invention of the wheel. We will cover how to get into the CGI::Application mindset, its benefits (& tradeoffs), best practices and future aspects to dig even deeper upon its adoption.
Peace,
Jason
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thanks for posting this (Score:3, Interesting)
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