Hello, I have useful (and extremely short!) Perl code that I wrote to implement heavy production tasks over hadoop/map reduce/hive. I do it using Hadoop Streaming.
I have on the other hand classes over classes of boilerplate Java code to do the same. I work at a Java shop, so Perl code isn't welcome. I want to show that in addition to rapid development and easy and flexble changes I can also easily add tests (unit tests and integration tests) and have them run on the continuous-integration and continuous-deployment work flow of the company (which runs over Junit/Maven/TeamCity/Glu). Any advice on packaging the Perl code, testing it and integrating it into the Java-oriented environment would be greatly appreciated. After passing that hurdle -- I'll need to think of a way to show that maintaining that code is no harder than maintaining the corresponding Java code. But let's get to that stage first before worrying about that now :-) Thanks. Shlomo -- Shlomo Yona [email protected] http://yeda.cs.technion.ac.il/~yona/ _______________________________________________ Perl mailing list [email protected] http://mail.perl.org.il/mailman/listinfo/perl
