Sadly, I cannot recommend a good book on JavaScript, which is a shame
because JavaScript is one of the best-designed languages ever. Perl is
actually a pretty good background to learn JavaScript, because it has a
number of similar features (regexps, closures, dynamic typing) and also has
Clarification: the monger had not actually talked to the recruiter in this
case, but was recalling past situations where this had happened. We
don't actually know how far away this particular job is from a commuter
rail station. Sorry about the confusion.
Ronald
I know the recruiter who posted
Ronald,
Count me in. If the traffic is too bad I might be
10-15 minutes late but I will be there.
Stefan
--- Ronald J Kimball [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Boston.pm is having a Social Meeting with Randal
Schwartz this Wednesday,
May 4, at Owen O'Leary's in Natick. The reservation
is for 7pm.
Tal,
You might have a look at Win32::SystemInfo module.
It claims to do what you need.
If the above doesn't work try to use use
Win32::TieRegistry and then extract the registry key
which contains the information about the amount of
installed memory. I assume it is either under
::Continuum
The reason for 'Everyday perl' to be first on my list
is that I already heard 'Sufficiently Advanced
Technologies' at YAPC. It is a great talk though, and
I wouldn't mind hearing it again if that's what the
other mongers prefer.
--
Stefan Dragnev
March 6 works for me. Count me in too.
-Stefan
--- Sean Quinlan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sounds great to me, count me in!
On Wed, 2003-02-26 at 06:54, Ronald J Kimball wrote:
On Wed, Feb 26, 2003 at 12:58:07PM +0100, Robin
Berjon wrote:
Hi,
I'll be in Boston through the first
I also vote for Life, the Universe, and everything.
Stefan Dragnev
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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