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If you only want a single namespace for everything, I recommend sticking to only scheme (note: I really love scheme for that property, I'm not being sarcastic).
by mst 12y ago
If you only want a single namespace for everything, I recommend sticking to only scheme (note: I really love scheme for that property, I'm not being sarcastic).
Once you learn -enough- perl, there's a sort of overall consistency that's actually really nice, but there's a gap ... simple perl is very simple, but mid-level perl is generally a mess until you get to the expert level, and then its awesome again.
There's probably an analogy to text editors here.
- anko 12y agoI couldn't agree more, and that's why I hate perl. That gap in the middle makes it really hard to hire perl developers unless they are experts. It's hard to find experts because they think perl code is a mess before they get there. It's probably the main failing of perl.