Do we keep a list of current companies that are using Perl anywhere? I just
noticed that Sony Support appears to be using Perl:
http://esupport.sony.com/US/perl/model-home.pl?mdl=HIDC10
It is kind of pointless to keep track of it, as virtually *everyone* is using
Perl somewhere for something.
A few years ago somebody analyzed the download logs for ActivePerl with reverse
DNS lookup and matched it against the Fortune 1000
companies domain names. I don’t remember the exact
On Aug 13, 2010, at 12:21 PM, Joel Limardo wrote:
I think the difference here is significant. Is it enough that people and
companies are using Perl and not talking about it, or should they be clear
that they use it and rely upon it? Isn't it in the interests of Perl
advocacy to present
Joel Limardo wrote:
I disagree that your example discounts my point -- downloading Perl is
not the same thing as building your online support system with it and
not only leaving the .pl extension on your pages but leaving /perl/ in
the URI. The latter publicly says, 'hey, by the way...we use
I like PerlBuzz alot. I think it is a good looking and exceedingly relevant
site. I don't think, however, that it -- or building sites like it -- makes
for a strong, centralized Perl advocacy initiative. I think PerlBuzz's
strength is that it does what it says -- I get news and information about
On Aug 13, 2010, at 1:07 PM, Joel Limardo wrote:
You've suggested that I build something, but I think that will be ultimately
ineffective.
OK, so what do you want to have happen?
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