Re: [Jellybean-dev] Status: Is there someone alive?

[Thomas A. <ae...@gr...>]

Hello,

On Sat, 2003-01-18 at 19:42, chromatic wrote:
> I'm pretty busy, but I've always intended to return (first it was "after the 
> Slash book", then it was "after the move", and now it's "in between 
> Everythiing and the new book" and "when I figure out what to use it for."

Yep, I see, you *are* very busy :-)

> (http://wgz.org/chromatic/perl/evserver.tar.gz).

Cool!

> 
> I'm happy to take patches to CVS, and that might spur on a wave or two of 
> refactoring and redesign on my part.  If you're interested in doing your own 
> thing, feel free. 

It does not make any sense to me to fork your project now that I know
that it's only sleeping, not dead. So, be warned, you might get patches
:-)

Anyway, the "thing" I started to do will not be fully integrated into
Jellybean, it's rather a kind of a multi-headed application being
intended to work in as many models as possible (CGI, mod_perl, 
SpeedyCGI, FastCGI) and also come with it's own lightweight webserver
running out-of-the-box (even on Windows ...) for those not willing to
take the time to set up a full-featured webserver. Jellybean looks like
a very good approach to me since it both features a persistent Perl
environment and a few ideas easing up developer's life.

So depending on how my project goes on only minor modifications to
Jellybean are required.

Best regards,
Tom
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