I looked at just about every template system on CPAN and came across
text::template. Anyone use this one?
I'd suggest you read my overview of templating options. It summarizes the
top choices for templating tools, and talks about the strengths of
weaknesses of Text::Template..
On Thu, 2002-01-03 at 12:20, Perrin Harkins wrote:
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I implamented some google style timing in the API. It's basicly gets a
Time::HiRes timestamp in the beginning and does the math at the very end
and posts it in an html comment.
You'd be better off with Devel::DProf (or
What do you suggest as a good benchmark tool to use that would be
'smart' when testing a whole complete site.
For pounding a bunch of URLs, the best are ab, httperf, and http_load. If
you need something fancier that tests a complex series of actions and
responses, there are several packages
Perrin Harkins wrote:
What do you suggest as a good benchmark tool to use that would be
'smart' when testing a whole complete site.
For pounding a bunch of URLs, the best are ab, httperf, and http_load. If
you need something fancier that tests a complex series of actions and
responses,
On Sun, 2001-12-30 at 19:47, Ryan Thompson wrote:
Mark Maunder wrote to Ryan Thompson:
Ryan Thompson wrote:
There must be a faster way. I have thought about pre-compiling each
HTML file into a Perl module, but there would have to be an automated
(and secure) way to suck these in
On Tue, Jan 01, 2002 at 03:02:23PM -0500, Jason Czerak wrote:
I looked at just about every template system on CPAN and came across
text::template. Anyone use this one? I don't require if/then's within
^
A template system should
Jason Czerak wrote to [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
In fact, if I use this cache system and disable all parsing (i.e.,
just use it to include straight HTML into mod_perl apps), I can serve
150-200 requests/second on the same system.
With my parsing regexps enabled, it drops to 50-60
