ralphgoodtimes

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by ralphgoodtimes 14y ago
I'm interested. I love Perl, and would love to work for a company that requires me to program in Perl. Care to share which companies are these? Thanks.
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by ralphgoodtimes 16y ago
Maybe it has to do with the amount of apps "open" (albeit dormant) at the same time?
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by ralphgoodtimes 16y ago
After listening to your feedback, I made some adjustments, and here are the results. This project has been fun to do so far, especially the Javascript part of it. You can post flyers in text or graphics format (you can even use a PDF). My
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Show HN: My side Javascript/Perl side project, Virtual Flyer Board beta 2(flyers.pachesoft.com)
1 points by ralphgoodtimes 16y ago|1 comments
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by ralphgoodtimes 16y ago
Yeah, that's the original idea. Something that students and staff can use to post and reach those who are off-campus (in my university, we are by the hundreds, each one of us potential patrons, customers, participants of the places and even
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by ralphgoodtimes 16y ago
Phew! It took about one month and a half to complete from scratch. I'm using Perl/MySQL and HTML/Javascript. As far as I can tell, it works fine in Firefox, IE8, Safari and Chrome. Any Opera users out there who can test it? Linux/FreeBSD
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Show HN: My weekends project: Online flyers. Post something fun(sites.google.com)
2 points by ralphgoodtimes 16y ago|3 comments
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by ralphgoodtimes 16y ago
I guess that's the way the game is played. Eventually one or more engines will flourish, take off and become wildly popular.
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by ralphgoodtimes 16y ago
Sorry for the shameless plug, but my games also use a ready-to-use JS game engine entirely developed by me. They don't look as polished as Biolab, but I surely enjoyed writing them. A demo: http://ralphgoodtimes.com/webgame_chillyzombies.