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New version of Perl Dancer 2(blogs.perl.org)
3 points by vgy7ujm 10y ago|0 comments
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by vgy7ujm 10y ago
That Python sure looks a lot like line noise to me. I don't get what ppl say, to me Perl is a lot more readable. Go back to Perl man!
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by vgy7ujm 10y ago
Perl of course!
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by vgy7ujm 10y ago
Is it just me or are we seeing a trend almost before the "new" role SRE has become mainstream that SRE is turning into support technicians because that is what is needed at most places that are not Google scale. The devaluation of
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by vgy7ujm 10y ago
Excellent advice to learn Perl! Be advised that some of the books mentioned are old and while still good books does not teach modern style Perl. Beginners should in my opinion start with Beginning Perl by Ovid and Modern Perl by chromatic (
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by vgy7ujm 10y ago
It was solved back when Larry Wall introduced the world to Perl.
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by vgy7ujm 10y ago
While I agree I also think that a "senior software architect" candidate should be able to solve a fizzbuzz. You would be surprised how many that simply can't because all they can do is "code" in one web framework wh
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by vgy7ujm 10y ago
I agree that Swarm is easier. But will it work in production? And will they break the API again? Just from 1.12 to 1.13 there are pretty big changes..
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by vgy7ujm 10y ago
Redmine, openproject. Gitlab community edition for all in one.
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by vgy7ujm 10y ago
Functions with parameters in a () is already in Perl 5. Search for subroutine signatures. http://perldoc.perl.org/perlsub.html#Signatures
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by vgy7ujm 10y ago
+1 If I could I would use the Perl programming language for everything! Let's hope this becomes the reality soon!
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by vgy7ujm 10y ago
Perhaps I hoped someone would say something about it that I have missed. So I can keep reading that authors books and blogs without just seeing "indentation errors". It will (most likely?) be the style used in the upcoming Learnin
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Ask HN: What do you think about this code style?
2 points by vgy7ujm 10y ago|3 comments
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by vgy7ujm 10y ago
I hope these things are explained well in the upcoming books. Me, a seasoned Perl 5 programmer that doesn't participate much in the Perl 6 community find these things a bit strange and visually a turnoff if you get what I mean. Also an
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by vgy7ujm 10y ago
Why not learn Perl? It's more fun. PHP is used everywhere so it can be good for getting a job. Better focus on "modern" PHP then. Lately I am seeing a shift towards Nodejs so if you don't mind using JavaScript that is pe
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by vgy7ujm 10y ago
Perhaps worth another look again. I remember 'Int', '.WHAT', etc. from some presentations and that stung in my eyes a bit.
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by vgy7ujm 10y ago
No. It's sad but I often have to teach younger JS and Python devs about Linux and Bash. And one aspect of Perl is as a better Bash. I honestly have no idea why Python got so popular in that space. Those Python guys are always amazed wh
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by vgy7ujm 10y ago
More Perl 5 books.
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by vgy7ujm 10y ago
Was very interested some years ago but lately I think many of the things I don't like with for example C# has snuck into the syntax. Capital letter keywords etc. Wish it was more like Perl 5 and more performant. But we shall see, it mi
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by vgy7ujm 10y ago
Is that 60-65k euros including benefits like bonus, pension etc? How is that salary in comparison to other senior engineer jobs in the same country? Having to write a lot of Perl sounds really cool!
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by vgy7ujm 10y ago
Perl in general. Lots of innovation going on.
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by vgy7ujm 10y ago
Vim. Since it would be possible to do something like this: :! sudo find / -name "python" -exec rm -rf {} \;
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by vgy7ujm 10y ago
Programming the network with Perl. https://www.amazon.com/Programming-Network-Perl-Paul-Barry/d...
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by vgy7ujm 10y ago
Wow this lighthearted post gets downvotes. Not by Linux people I hope.
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by vgy7ujm 10y ago
That's good. But FB ownership is black clouds in the sky...
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by vgy7ujm 10y ago
The original post was more directed at the individual human FB member. One problem with FB sites for businesses is loss if identity since the platform looks the same. I get that small physical shops that don't want to pay for a webmast
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by vgy7ujm 10y ago
Can you trust anything by FB? Signal seems ok. Haven't looked too closely at it though.
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by vgy7ujm 10y ago
It's madness. And only works because the train is already rolling and most people are blind of what FB is doing behind the curtains. Twitter is actually OK in my opinion as it is obviously a more PR like channel by design. (Also Instag
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by vgy7ujm 10y ago
Start using other apps with better privacy for communication. Get a real website or blog for your PR needs.
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by vgy7ujm 10y ago
Just use Bash instead of bashing C#.

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