Mithaldu

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Perl Classes in Riga around YAPC(szabgab.com)
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Safely Storing Passwords | James Aitken [blogs.perl.org](blogs.perl.org)
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Fetching data from YouTube using Perl (Screencast and Text)(szabgab.com)
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by Mithaldu 16y ago
> not having it obviously isn't too much of a problem because so few systems currently have it You can't really draw that conclusion. Other systems do not have it because it is not an easily solved problem, not because they do not think
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by Mithaldu 16y ago
Or they come up with a 5 line solution, using a CPAN module that has had it's battery of unit tests automatically run through on 200+ different os/hardware/perl combinations, which also comes with its own little test suite and works out of
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by Mithaldu 16y ago
Mojolicious, Dancer, Catalyst (biggest and most enterprise one), CGI::Application, Jifty. There's a whole bunch of them, with different design goals or philosophies.
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by Mithaldu 16y ago
CPAN is the killer app for developers because it is: - an archive of libraries for them to use - a publication mechanism - a documentation mechanism - a global distribution mechanism And most importantly: It provides you globalized automate
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by Mithaldu 17y ago
Not entirely sure what you're saying, but i touched python only once in my life and didn't like it a lot. :) (Still completed the task though.)
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by Mithaldu 17y ago
You'll find a much better metric here: http://www.indeed.com/jobtrends?q=perl%2C+python%2C+php%2C+r... Absolute number of jobs for each language.
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by Mithaldu 17y ago
His complaint about this part shows his cluelessness: @x = (1, 2, 3, (4, 5)); A serious perl developer would write this like: my $x = [ 1, 2, 3, [ 4, 5 ] ];