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Article on it:
http://perl.oreilly.com/pub/a/oreilly/perl/news/amazon_0100.html
Something else:
http://www.masonhq.com/?AmazonDotCom
and imdb(a part of amazon) uses it too of course
http://imdb.com/help/search?domain=helpdesk_faq&index=1&file=techinfo
Defininatly get rid of that tiled background, maybe add a border to the car picture to.
I'd say get rid of the flash menu, but I doubt you'd go for that.
You don't NEED one, I don't find it hard to read Apache log files anyway. I wrote my own utilities to do things though.
I've heard mono works great with apache.
I use perl for CGI alot, and also for other things offline too.
I'm reading about mod_perl now, it's a great thing.
I'm actually gonna re-write some of my stuff to use mod_perl too.
Perl is faster and more powerful then PHP.
I'm pretty sure PHP doesn't fork a new process.. but perl is still...
I suggest perl over PHP, it might be slightly harder, but its more powerful, there is ALOT more code and modules out there for perl too. perl is also platform independent, it'll run it pretty much any system out there.
Virtual Hosts.
perl IS NOT php.
Please never make this mistake again, :]
perl is faster, and more powerful, and better... :]
In response to other things..
I have no problem with apache's log files, i manage them fine.
I perfer apache's config files too....
Apache can handle large sites fine, its easy...