Joachim Schipper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Performance is also not bad. A properly written FastCGI program in a
> 'fast' language like C should outperform mod_php, but there are not many
> things that will
Yes, there are lots of things that will. A properly written fcgi app in
pretty much any language is faster than PHP. I think ruby might be slower,
or at least as slow as PHP, but perl and python are certainly faster.
> the main requirements is that the whole site should work when handed
> over to a commercial hoster,
Any decent hosting company can handle perl/python/etc. Wether it be in
the form of mod_${LANG} or fastcgi apps.
Adam
