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The mod_perl project features a lot of documentation, both for mod_perl 1.0 and 2.0. If there is anything you need to learn about mod_perl, you'll learn it here.

Conventions used in the mod_perl Documentation: We use a number of conventions in this documentation, that are mostly easy to understand; if you're in doubt, look here for the explanation.

mod_perl 1.0 Documentation: A collection of the documents specific to the mod_perl 1.0 generation.

mod_perl 2.0 Documentation: A collection of the documents specific to the mod_perl 2.0 generation.

General Documentation: Here you can find documentation concerning mod_perl in general, but also not strictly mod_perl related information that is still very useful for working with mod_perl. Most of the information here applies to mod_perl 1.0 and 2.0.

Tutorials: mod_perl related tutorials, teaching you things not only about mod_perl, but also about any related topics of great interest to mod_perl programmers.

Offsite Resources: mod_perl Books, Articles, Presentations, and links to sites covering other relevant topics.