Perl and mod_perl Articles

Articles about Perl Programming Language and its applications. In particular mod_perl articles.

I have written mod_perl articles for The Perl Journal (http://tpj.com), perl.com (http://www.perl.com/pub/au/Stas_Bekman), oreillynet.com (http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/au/14), Developer Shed (http://www.devshed.com/cp/bio/Stas-Bekman/), ApacheToday.com, apacheweek.com, Perl Archive (http://perlarchive.com/___TLC/Programming/Perl/mod_perl/index.shtml) and perlmonth.com (no longer exists).

Developing High Performance Asynchronous IO Applications: Learn how to write highly scalable async IO apps using libevent and Perl. The discussed approach is used in an application that prevents email SPAM.

Why mod_perl?

Getting Started with mod_perl in 30 minutes

Installation of mod_perl enabled Apache Without Superuser Privileges

The Perl Basics You Need To Know: Part I

The Perl Basics You Need To Know: Part II

The Perl Basics You Need To Know: Part III

Finding a mod_perl provider or becoming one

Improving mod_perl Driven Site's Performance -- Part I: Choosing Operating System and Hardware

Improving mod_perl Driven Site's Performance -- Part II: Benchmarking Applications

Improving mod_perl Driven Site's Performance -- Part III: Code Profiling and Memory Measurement Techniques

Improving mod_perl Driven Site's Performance -- Part IV: Sharing Memory

Improving mod_perl Driven Site's Performance -- Part V: Sharing Memory

Improving mod_perl Driven Site's Performance -- Part VI: Forking and Executing Subprocesses from mod_perl

Improving mod_perl Driven Site's Performance -- Part VII:

Improving mod_perl Driven Site's Performance -- Part VIII:

Apache::VMonitor -- The Visual System and Apache Server Monitor

Headaches Begone! A Systemic Approach To Healing Your Headaches

Don't Let Your Bike Seat Ruin Your Sex Life Book