What does /prog/ use for CGI?

Since Ruby is slow as fuck, Python is forced indentation of code, Perl is http://www.ex-parrot.com/~pdw/Mail-RFC822-Address.html and PHP is fail on a cosmic level, what does /prog/ prefer when dealing with CGI? I seriously doubt C and Haskell.

NO EXCEPTIONS

I can see why not C (lol buffar ovarflows), but why not Haskell?

Because you can't do anything with Haskell.

I use Python because people who complain about forced indentation of code are faggots.

Funny you didn't mention ASP or JSP, because they both suck too.

>>1
I use Haskell for CGI.

I use SICP for CGI.

I extend Inferno's Web server for my private stuff.  For work, I use Perl.  With some discipline (use strict, perl -w, put comments in /x REs, write PerlDoc, read "perldoc perlstyle") it is actually possible to write maintainable Perl.

>>7
ho do i putted coment in re?

>>8
Read "perldoc perlre", particularly where it talks about the /x modifier. It should be on page 1 or 2.

>>9
       x   Extend your pattern�[7m<80><99>s legibility by permitting whitespace and comments.

If I parse that correctly... Perl sucks like a duck, and quacks like a duck.

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>>4
Real CGI, mod_python or FastCGI?

Perl, with FastCGI wherever I can get away with it. I'd use Python instead, except that I use regex too often in this context to like a library solution.

>>10
Google, man: http://www.perl.com/pub/a/2004/01/16/regexps.html

>>6
is that even relevant to the topic or is this just your way of saying "Ive read SICP"?

>>12
FastCGI. Using a server-independent technology gives me the option of using LigHTTPD, which I prefer.

PERL HARBL
Oh man.

>>1
I use Python because it is superior. People who hate forced indentation can lick my ass. I never want to read your code.

Write the web server in python, and import all the cgi scripts as modules.

>>17
Well, you can't either, because I write it in clearly expressed Haskell.

Python for my stuff, decent PHP for work, which can be sane if not written by morons and properly structured. Pretty much what >>7 said.

PERL HARBL
Lol

>>6
IS THAT EVEN RELEVANT TO THE TOPIC OR JUST YOUR WAY TO SAY "IVE REED SICP!"?

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