OT: CS education gone wrong (Was: Re: TDD is BS?)

[Dicebot]

On Sunday, 23 June 2013 at 17:34:52 UTC, Adam D. Ruppe wrote:
>> Would be awesome if an Apache extension would make it trivial 
>> to write Web pages in D.
>
> Just use cgi or fastcgi, both are really easy to configure on 
> apache (often needing nothing more than copying your executable 
> into /cgi-bin/, or adding three lines to ,htaccess), and being 
> separate processes, if you crash them it is no big deal. No 
> need to do set up a reverse proxy or get your system 
> administrator to load strange new Apache modules.
>
> Or if you are just playing, you can skip apache altogether and 
> use a D http server, like my cgi.d and vibe.d both offer 
> (vibe.d's scales way better but mine is simpler).

Actually vibe.d embedded HTTP outperforms Apache. With high 
concurrency - a lot. I can see reasons for wanting to keep it 
behind reverse proxy like nginx, but Apache? I dream of the day 
this freaking monstrosity dies together with web app 
infrastructure it has developed. Please, don't help it survive 
with D module support. :(