draegtun

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   Booking.com donates to The Perl Foundation(hsyndicate.org)

   3 points by draegtun 18y ago|0 comments
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   by draegtun 18y ago

   I would also add "Perl Best Practices" by Damian Conway to that must-read Perl list.
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   Gartner Recommended WHAT Over ColdFusion? (WHAT == Perl)(forta.com)

   1 points by draegtun 18y ago|0 comments
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   by draegtun 18y ago

   I find the Perl and especially the Ruby versions are a bit easier to read than any of those Python examples. If u like left to right chains then Perl can also be written like so... use autobox::Core; say [ 0..255 ]->map( sub { ch
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   by draegtun 18y ago

   Yes its seems common for Perl libraries in commercial environments to get very long and come a right PITA ;-( However check out the excellent "aliased" module... http://search.cpan.org/dist/aliased/ From its POD... use aliased 'My::Co
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   by draegtun 18y ago

   Yes its like Ruby's Hpricot and also Perl's pQuery. This jQuery way of accessing XML/HTML is certainly catchy!
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   Microsoft partners with Strawberry Perl to improve the CPAN(use.perl.org)

   4 points by draegtun 18y ago|0 comments
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   by draegtun 18y ago

   Catalyst is certainly numero uno in the Perl web framework world. Here's a list from the Perl5 wiki... http://www.perlfoundation.org/perl5/index.cgi?web_frameworks Don't think u can go wrong with any of the established ones on that list.
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   by draegtun 18y ago

   Don't give up on languages because of cosmetics... find a better reason! Think this is probably easiest to understand.... my $entire_file = slurp 'file';