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From: Sascha Kimmel <tricos@bravenewweb.net>
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Subject: Re: I feel a bit discriminated
Date: 19 Jun 2000 12:46:53 -0000
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Atle <trollet@skynet.be> said: 

> Sascha Kimmel wrote:
> > 
> > Hi,
> > 
> > I feel a bit discriminated because my questions seem to be totally 
ignored.
> Ask some easy questions ... who will mess with Perl if they know Beta :-)
> 


Hi,

I will do, because you can use Perl without compiling, which is especially 
useful for webserver programming.

The only possibility to use BETA for CGI programming is to use BETA as a 
language for programming a server!
But why use BETA for CGI programming if Apache works fine?
Okay, now there has to be someone to develop a server-side scripting language 
which can then be used to be interpreted to the BETA server.
So something like ColdFusion in BETA (would be a huge project, remember that 
ColdFusion supports clustering) - now anyone who want to start? :)

$string= "Do you know Perl?";
$string=~ s/Perl/BETA/i;
$string=~ s/^Do\s+you\s+know\s+/What is/i;
$string=~ s/\?$/\s\? I know BETA, that is enough!/i;
$string=~ s/beta/\*BETA\*/i;

Regards,
Sascha Kimmel