<venividi> hooray for emacs and jdee. *much* easier, faster, and more resource friendly than eclipse.
<venividi> (that's *right* folks, i've found something where emacs is *more*
resource friendly than the competitor...)
The app I'm talking about is like that, except that the static pages live in memory (there are only a few of them), along with (nearly) all the prepared DBI queries. (There was another guy working on the project who couldn't get beyond preparing a new query every time he hit the database, but fortunately most of the code is mine, not his.)
It replaced a monstrosity of embperl templates, served afresh from disk every time they were hit. Because the previous contractor couldn't be bothered to design a database schema, they stored all the data as serialized hashes in CLOB fields. Yay.
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Date: 2006-01-25 02:48 am (UTC)It replaced a monstrosity of embperl templates, served afresh from disk every time they were hit. Because the previous contractor couldn't be bothered to design a database schema, they stored all the data as serialized hashes in CLOB fields. Yay.