Same thing on O'reilly Network http://www.oreillynet.com
Surely I am missing something.
I realize www.perl.com is an "affiliate", but there is *no* link to it
there, and sections on Python, Linux, etc. in "Dev Centers" and in
"Forums" but Perl doesn't even show up on the page at all!
??
Emailed them with no reply
jads
Rod
(sorry for inadvertent CC, John)
Jonathan Scott Duff wrote:
> On Fri, Jun 16, 2000 at 10:27:41AM -0400, John Porter wrote:
> > Another example: feature articles. Dr. Dobb's Journal this month
> > has Yet Another Article on Rebol, which happens to say very little
> > new about the language. It's essentially a sales piece.
>
> Speaking of DDJ, take a look at http://www.ddj.com/ Specifically the
> box labeled "PROGRAMMER'S RESOURCES". I see C/C++, Java, Python, and
> even little Tcl there with "top" billing. Where's Perl? What do we
> have to do to get Perl in there? (I'm asking rhetorically here,
> becaue I'm going to find out dammit!)
>
> If you use DDJ's search facility you'll find ~600 matches for "Java",
> ~160 for "Perl", ~80 for "Tcl", and ~40 for "Python". (I omitted C/C++
> for obvious reasons) Are most of the 160 entries for Perl bad reviews
> or something?
>
> -Scott
> --
> Jonathan Scott Duff
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