On Fri, 6 Dec 2002, John-Michael Keyes wrote:
> Because, I think there is a growing perception "out there" that
> is depreciating the value of Perl, and we need to counterfud/act
> it (I'm still not sure which) now or soon.
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; depreciating the value of Perl, and we need to counterfud/act it (I'm
> still not sure which) now or soon.
>
> My notion is that collectively, we add some vocabulary to the gestalt
> of development... Maybe we call it Mission Critical Perl. You know,
> it's not com, it&
On Friday, Dec 6, 2002, at 02:03 America/New_York, John-Michael Keyes
wrote:
What is Mission Critical Perl?
It's code that gets the job done.
It's strongly commented, both in architecture and execution. (Yeah,
I know. Perl is self commenting. Comment more anyway dammmit.)
It lo
t there" that is
depreciating the value of Perl, and we need to counterfud/act it (I'm
still not sure which) now or soon.
My notion is that collectively, we add some vocabulary to the gestalt
of development... Maybe we call it Mission Critical Perl. You know,
it's not com, it
