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   HTML: Composer and Perl HTML Templating(rawley.xyz)

   5 points by rawleyfowler 3mo ago|0 comments
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   Perl IDE Developer Survey(survey.perlide.org)

   3 points by rawleyfowler 11mo ago|0 comments
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   I still use Perl in 2025(rawley.xyz)

   3 points by rawleyfowler 11mo ago|0 comments
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   Benchmarking Object-Oriented Perl (2024)(rawley.xyz)

   2 points by rawleyfowler 3y ago|0 comments
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   by rawleyfowler 3y ago

   Article writer here. A lot of our CI/CD is designed around mod_perl, and in-place updates. We run NewRelic configured to monitor Apache, which stops us from having to roll our own NewRelic connection through a CPAN module that we'
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   by rawleyfowler 3y ago

   No. Agile is for companies to keep track of the work their developers do. It's just that simple. The problem is non-technical people trying to keep track of what technical people do is bound to fail and cause friction.
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   by rawleyfowler 3y ago

   Seriously. I feel like 99% of the work I do in Micro-Service/Event-Driven/etc systems could realistically be a few CGI scripts hooked connected to a DB via DBI. It's sort of ironic how people often call Perl "overly comp
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   by rawleyfowler 3y ago

   Yes. Actually a lot of companies still run on it. Booking.com, Fastly, ByteMark, OpenCage, I even know of a few startups that run on Perl.