As some of you may recall from prior messages on this list I've been
meaning to take this extra step for a while now, and finally I've decided
it's time to do it. Mod_perl has gained considerable momentum lately with
high profile sites using it, and I feel it would benefit some companies to
have someone they can turn to for support or training or mod_perl
application development. So here's what amounts to a press release (I'll be
making a web page about all this a little later - in the meantime contact
me directly for more information):


FastNet Software Ltd are proud to announce commercial support, consultancy
and training for mod_perl, the apache-perl integration project. Services
offered include application design and development, email based support,
on-site training, cgi-to-mod_perl conversion, full consultancy services,
server installation, service optimisation, hosting, and a range of other
services.

FastNet are a growing Scotland based internet company specialising in
Perl-based solutions whose previous clients have included O'Reilly and
Associates, Ericsson Mobile Communications, and The BBC. Initially we will
be focussing on Scotland and UK clients if on-site work is required,
although we have experience of remote teleworking for international
customers.

mod_perl is a module that embeds a perl interpreter in the Apache web
server, providing a range of different functionality through add-on
modules, not least of which is script caching, persistent database
connections and access to the full Apache API from perl. Mod_perl is used
by many high profile, high performance web sites such as Slashdot.org and
the Internet Movie Database for serving dynamic content to millions of
users.

For more information please contact Matt Sergeant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or
call on +44 1506 419813 between the hours of 0900 and 1800 GMT.

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<Matt/>

Details: FastNet Software Ltd - XML, Perl, Databases.
Tagline: High Performance Web Solutions
Web Sites: http://come.to/fastnet http://sergeant.org
Available for Consultancy, Contracts and Training.

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