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vgy7ujm
8y ago
Phew
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vgy7ujm
8y ago
What you forgot to mention was that you also banned me from replying for an extended period effectively silencing my voice. I’ll let the readers decide where that kind of behavior lies politically.
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vgy7ujm
8y ago
Hallelujah
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vgy7ujm
8y ago
For Perl you are forgetting the HUGE amount of code that just works 10-15 years later. I love Perl for many reasons but here is where most other languages gets killed.
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vgy7ujm
8y ago
Bye
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vgy7ujm
8y ago
You know, Perl being treated as it’s being treated warrants my comment. It still rules for certain tasks and sadly Python is the enemy there, where Python is the worse choice.
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vgy7ujm
8y ago
We want Perl support!
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WebPerl – The dream of Perl in the browser coming true?
(webperl.zero-g.net)
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8y ago
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vgy7ujm
8y ago
It was copied. Php, Ruby, Powershell...
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vgy7ujm
8y ago
Millions per MONTH is just ridiculous. Stay with what works, revisiting this slow Python tool will be a cost and time sink. A mistake companies let engineers with millennial complex do all too often.
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vgy7ujm
8y ago
Perl saved the day again.
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vgy7ujm
8y ago
None of those really replaced Perl...
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vgy7ujm
8y ago
Or you are not the right choice to hire...
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vgy7ujm
8y ago
What does Perl has to do with this? Wouldn’t be any better if the same guy wrote it in crap Python now would it?
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vgy7ujm
8y ago
Now if they only would support Perl...
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vgy7ujm
8y ago
Then you don’t know enough about it.. now you are the joke.
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vgy7ujm
8y ago
Still the most enjoyable programming language!
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vgy7ujm
8y ago
Totally the other way around for me. Perl fits my brain. Python I can't comprehend.
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vgy7ujm
8y ago
Peel makes me happy, Python makes me want to go to sleep.
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vgy7ujm
8y ago
Meh.. try Perl.
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vgy7ujm
8y ago
Migrate the code base to Go.
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vgy7ujm
8y ago
Agreed, it's rather one of Perl's strengths.
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vgy7ujm
8y ago
It was done right the first time. Why not just use Perl.
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vgy7ujm
8y ago
How the fuck was any of Pythons docs better than Perl’s? ?????????? Docs, error messages etc are WAY superior in Perl. Idiot.
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vgy7ujm
8y ago
Mojolicious::Lite See here how easy it is to get started and actually do stuff with minimal effort: https://mojolicious.org
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Perl 5.28.0 released (Perl5 v28.0)
(nntp.perl.org)
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vgy7ujm
8y ago
I wish this was true! :) So: 1. C 2. Java Special mention: Perl
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vgy7ujm
8y ago
Perl is no more dead than Ruby at least.
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vgy7ujm
8y ago
Perl 42
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vgy7ujm
8y ago
Not a replacement for Perl no. It was a great sales trick but as we know a sales trick is not about the truth. But thankfully all the crappy code gets written in Python or JS these days.
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