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vgy7ujm
9y ago
What happened to Slaughter? Except for perhaps an unfortunate name it was an interesting project. I can see that all links to it doesn't work anymore..
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vgy7ujm
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Golang for components that need the speed, Perl for the rest. Mojolicious is my preferred Perl framework.
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You can use Perl instead of PHP, Python or Ruby. They all have their strengths and weaknesses but overall they are very similar when it comes to usefulness. I prefer Perl.
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The Perl Conference: https://perlconference.us/tpc-2018-slc/ It's the best!
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Perl fits into C-Like, Pure Fun and Code-Golfy in addition to Stringy.
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I share your experience. Python took all the fun out of computing for me.
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Perl?
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9y ago
#1 in Perl programmer happiness also. (Not part of survey.) :)
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Well said!
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you can get better, but it's almost impossible to be as good as a natural if you don't like those things.
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Willing to give up on coding? Do you love presenting stuff to big audiences? Are you good at selling? Then a PM role might be right for you. If you love coding/technology or don't have good presenting/selling skills then stic
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9y ago
What about hiring an actual Perl programmer?
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9y ago
Nice!
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Perl plugin for Intellij release
(reddit.com)
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9y ago
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Oh wait, we already have that. It's called Perl! :-D
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9y ago
Curly braces, non-significant whitespace, sigils...
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9y ago
Template Toolkit, or just use Mojolicious...
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9y ago
Great initiative!
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9y ago
So what should the runtime names be then?
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9y ago
Downvoting this is just being disillusional.. Take a look at the DevOps job postings of lately, tell me that what employers wants you to do is not exactly the same as you did 10 years ago as a sysadmin..
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Modern devops as in what used to be sysadmin..
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9y ago
Eh no. Letting go and accepting a node.js job. And hate it.
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Perl/p5p are we ok?
(mobile.twitter.com)
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IME Perl can be more readable if you are experienced in Perl.
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This is what I have been saying for a long time. Readability in Python is an illusion.
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9y ago
cpanm
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Sysadmins have become operators unless they learned to code and rebranded themselves devops. Operator salaries sucks so people are careful not to be associated with sysadmin/operator stigma, it's just easier to say developer/
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Deeper dive: http://cpansearch.perl.org/src/RURBAN/illguts-0.49/index-18....
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I have had fun with Go, but I really hope they add something less verbose for error handling in a future version.
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When Perl isn't fast enough?
(perl.com)
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