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vgy7ujm
9y ago
Here is an idea: take a look at what they did right with php7, golang etc... Now steal that and make it better. We are the velociraptor after all.. Perl 7 for the win. Or perhaps cperl is actually next. Get it into Ubuntu 20.04 and it is a
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9y ago
https://www.effectiveperlprogramming.com/2017/12/beware-of-t... More info by brian d foy
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9y ago
Yes rurban has been controversial but this is where I start to believe he has a point.. Sincerely a Perl lover
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Perl p5p slipping? rurban please save us
(blogs.perl.org)
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9y ago
Back to Perl folks.. The freedom, the happiness !!
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9y ago
Oh yes!!!
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Perl awesome oneliners
(github.com)
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9y ago
There is also Slackware!
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9y ago
Perl 6: Like any other new fun language (elixir etc etc..), lots of innovation happening. Perl 5: Still rules if you want a unixy language.
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9y ago
What if there also was an effort to make Perl 6 faster than Perl 5 (and PHP 7 etc.), and to make it super easy to deploy (think golang binaries), best of breed tooling etc. Possible result: Perl reputation rescued, community unites, once ag
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Perl 6 Cookbook kickstarter campaign
(kickstarter.com)
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9y ago
It's beyond my comprehension... it's so .. ugly .. and dead .. and unexciting ... zzzzzzz
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Perl RPi hw testing explained
(blogs.perl.org)
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9y ago
Is Python really any different or is it just wishful thinking? Why do I see Python programs that look like a weird mix of Lisp and Java? Surely it is because even with what Python enforce, there are many many ways to produce unclear code th
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9y ago
Only if you don't know Perl... To me Python is more unreadable ;)
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9y ago
The main selling points for Go for me are: - static typed language with very fast compilation - compiles to single binary, easy tooling, easy to deploy - if you use use a lot of Go based tools like Docker, kubernetes, hashicor
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9y ago
I'm no node expert but a valid question here is perhaps, why do you want/need to use node and do you already know another server side language. For performance I would personally use Go or even Java before venturing into node and
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9y ago
Next week the best practices will have changed ;)
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Perl 6 (aka Rakudo) book choices
(perl6book.com)
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9y ago
Remove regex abuse and newb/non-programmer code structure and Perl as written by a knowledgeable person is a most beautiful language. When yourself are knowledgeable and understand the "magic" it is beautiful beyond most lang
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9y ago
Yes! Keep up the good work sri and the rest of the Mojo contributors.
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Mojolicious, Perl real-time web framework supported in VS Code
(marketplace.visualstudio.com)
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9y ago
It would be interesting to know if Paws is now considered production quality. It has been under development for quite some time with the "beta quality" disclaimer.
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Links to github and metacpan: https://github.com/pplu/aws-sdk-perl https://metacpan.org/pod/Paws
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PAWS – Perl SDK for AWS
(capside.com)
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9y ago
I don't see the problem here... those are good tools and Perl have those tools power in the core language++ Good stuff if you ask me.
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9y ago
Nice to see you getting into Perl! For these types of tasks it is indeed very powerful and a great fit. Some suggestions for you to research to further improve your script: You are using a lot of shell commands in backticks like `rm -rf out
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9y ago
Great work! Excited about the direction Perl 5 is going!
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Yes there are a lot of poor countries in Europe. If you look at countries where Europeans actually want to live (and where tech companies are) then the cost of living and taxes are high. Also progressive income tax is common in Europe so yo
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9y ago
Salary is way lower, tax way higher, more often focus on cost cutting than innovation, 90% of applicants can't pass a technical test so teams are always understaffed and overworked. If SV was in Europe that would be a dream scenario fo
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