Perl and Plack: Big in Japan (and TechCrunch compliant!) - bulknews.typepad.com

bulknews.typepad.com Tatsuhiko Miyagawa's blog to discuss mostly tech and nerdy stuff. Japan has been known as a country where a shiny new technologies such as weird USB gadgets, cellphone TV/wallets or RFID devices are introduced first and adapted in a really early stage. Plack is not an exception. Yesterday at the DeNA's technology seminar two of the biggest social networking sites in Japan, mix

[rawwell]

Yesterday at the DeNA's technology seminar two of the biggest social networking sites in Japan, mixi and mobage-town (both articles on TechCrunch) revealed and explained that they are running their OpenSocial providers on Plack, using Starman and Twiggy (*1).

[charsbar]

StarmanとTwiggyの順序は逆かな

[mohri]

"Kyoto-based blogging and digg-like social news site"のリンク先はhatena.comのほうがわかりやすくないかな。どこがdigg-likeやねんっちゅうかんじだけど

[mattn]

looking good

[tsupo]

Think Facebook, MySpace, Digg and Google Reader all use Perl, Plack and deploy their apps on all of those PSGI web servers. That's what's happening there!

[nippondanji]

プラック会社続々誕生の巻き。