###################################################
# WARNING: Do not edit this file!
#          If you do the changes will be lost!
# Instead edit the corresponding .txt file and run make.pl
#
# Don't forget to commit the changes to both .txt and the generated
# .pod to svn, since others won't run the local make.pl
####################################################

=head1 NAME

Forced to improve the quality

=head1 modus (at) PR.ES.TO exclaimed:

=over

=item * 

Date: Fri, 6 Mar 1998 10:03:41 -0800

=back

  At the risk of this becoming a giant mod_perl lovefest, I'll second that.
  I've learned more about perl & apache in my dozen months or so of mod_perl
  than in my many years of work with apache & perl.  mod_perl has definately
  forced me to improve the quality of my perl coding manyfold & taught me more
  than I ever thought I wanted to know about Apache.
  
  On Fri, Mar 06, 1998 at 06:53:36PM +0100, Eric Cholet wrote:
  > We've a mod_perl web site that allows subscribers to view news stories and
  > news photographs from a major news agency. All content is received via a
  > satellite link and users can view it in real time, as well as search
  > through a huge archive database.
  >
  > What I like about mod_perl is its "double" reward: not only is it fast and
  > efficient, but it has been an enlightening experience working with such an
  > elegant tool and reading this list.
  >
  > ----
  > Eric CHOLET - LOGILUNE
  > email: cholet@logilune.com
  > I am Pentium of Borg. Division is Futile. You will be approximated.
  
  --
  Patrick Michael Kane
  <modus@pr.es.to>
  


=cut