I have also noticed that CGI::Application is slow. When I recoded my
business software ( which was originally a set of Perl/CGI/mysql scripts,
each one with a big messy dispatch table ) my page load times went up from
under a second to about 2 seconds.
It's still tolerable, and I figured it was
Plack eliminates the start-up time of each invocation, as does any other
persistent environment (Fast CGI, mod_perl, ...):
Plack only eliminates the start-up time if you choose a persistent
backend, including a Plack server. Plack still allows you to run scripts
as a CGI.
If you choose to run
Hi Mark
On Fri, 2010-12-31 at 17:04 -0500, Mark Stosberg wrote:
Plack eliminates the start-up time of each invocation, as does any other
persistent environment (Fast CGI, mod_perl, ...):
Plack only eliminates the start-up time if you choose a persistent
backend, including a Plack server.
