> That said, a doc patch is always welcome - on github fork or via RT.
I would like to but I need to understand how this works to provide any patch whatsoever.
What about porting a CGI::Fast application into the PSGI stack then?
while (my $req = CGI::Fast->new) {
myApp->run($req);
}
Is there a handler/wrapper for that?
I've read all the articles but it did not help much.
WebGUI discovered FastCGI via a PSGI implementation but
it's FastCGI who brought the speed, not PSGI per se.
So it brings me back to my point...
> think Apache + FastCGI + CGI::Fast is the best thing in the world and you absolutely need nothing else
I think FastCGI was there to solve indeed a problem and did quite well at doing so. It could be Apache/Nginx/IIS + FastCGI&CGI::Fast, it would work too (Apache/IIS is from experience but Nginx is just an educated guess).
I've decided a long time ago that I will never go the mod_perl way (or at least, will not use their low level access API) then switched to FastCGI and been happy since then.
I still don't get it but perhaps one day it will hit me.
I guess when somebody will bring a "Middleware"
that will meet a need.
In the meantime, I will try to play with it on my spare time. I guess it will be the easiest way to discover what I might be missing...
If DotCloud does not offer this infrastructure(Nginx+FastCGI), it's ok, I still can use our actual providers and it will work (exactly the WebGUI article example for cheap providers!)
Thank you for your time!
I would like to but I need to understand how this works to provide any patch whatsoever. What about porting a CGI::Fast application into the PSGI stack then?
while (my $req = CGI::Fast->new) { myApp->run($req); }
Is there a handler/wrapper for that?
I've read all the articles but it did not help much. WebGUI discovered FastCGI via a PSGI implementation but it's FastCGI who brought the speed, not PSGI per se. So it brings me back to my point...
> think Apache + FastCGI + CGI::Fast is the best thing in the world and you absolutely need nothing else
I think FastCGI was there to solve indeed a problem and did quite well at doing so. It could be Apache/Nginx/IIS + FastCGI&CGI::Fast, it would work too (Apache/IIS is from experience but Nginx is just an educated guess).
I've decided a long time ago that I will never go the mod_perl way (or at least, will not use their low level access API) then switched to FastCGI and been happy since then.
I still don't get it but perhaps one day it will hit me. I guess when somebody will bring a "Middleware" that will meet a need.
In the meantime, I will try to play with it on my spare time. I guess it will be the easiest way to discover what I might be missing...
If DotCloud does not offer this infrastructure(Nginx+FastCGI), it's ok, I still can use our actual providers and it will work (exactly the WebGUI article example for cheap providers!)
Thank you for your time!