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Power.

That's what's wrong with your position. If "aXML" really became the next hot thing, it could never scale to the level of Facebook or Google without requiring 42 nuclear power plants to sacrifice their lives on the alter of your awesomeness.

I put "aXML" in quotes because it really is all about the "a" and has very little to do with actual XML. (Else you'd just use XML::LibXML like the rest of us mere mortals.)

In reply to Re: How fast is fast? by Anonymous Monk
in thread How fast is fast? by Logicus

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