Web Server Scripting in “C”
Web server “scripts” for back-end processing can be written in a variety of languages: PHP, PERL, and DCL are often mentioned. It is not often mentioned that conventional, non-scripting languages can also be used, with a correspondingly higher level of efficiency. This is particularly true when back-end processing is executed with great frequency. Minimizing the resouce footprint of frequently executed functions has significant impact on response time, capital costs, and agility of scale-up. This session will show that impact, together with examples of the code.
| Session Notes: | Color |
| Audio Tracks* (MP3): | |
| September 19, 2011 (Running Time: 38:14) |
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| 44 kHz (49Mbyte) | |
| 11 kHz (23Mbyte) | |
| September 21, 2011 (Running Time: 38:14) |
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| 44 kHz (35Mbyte) | |
| 11 kHz (17.5Mbyte) |
| * | Audio tracks have been edited to remove environmental transients (doors, coughs, sneezes), and background noise. Some administrative questions have been excised in the interest of brevity. |
