Learned perl back in 2008 and I've written a gazillion lines of it ever since. This year was finally the year where it landed me my (I think!) dream job. The ne

Learned perl back in 2008 and I've written a gazillion lines of it ever since. This year was finally the year where it landed me my (I think!) dream job. The new work has forced me to learn: - SQL and database integration - Template Toolkit - How to debug a very large and complicated web product; the dev/test/debug cycle is not like anything I've ever experienced before, writing libraries and cli applications. - Javascript - The concept of async programming - That I can function together with other people at a physical workplace and that I might be better at what I do than what I've thought for these past four months since I started.