> If you're talking to a bunch of perl mongers I > recommend talking about > perl instead of spouting management-speak. The > Republic Of Ireland has > nothing to do with perl programming.
I can appreciate that, but I have to believe that no one likes writing crappy code. And more so, no one likes maintaining someone else's crappy code. Developers have to be able to communicate to their managers why quality matters. They need to argue the case for resources, tools, and processes that help them achieve quality. I have to admit that I have an agenda: I'd like to see wider acceptance of things like Perl::Critic and "Perl Best Practices." Even if you don't personally agree with the guidelines, just understanding them helps build your Perl skills. -Jeff __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
