Hey guys, I usually lurk, but I figure someone might be interested in
this: I work at Turbine, a local video game company (Asheron's Call, AC2,
working on DD Online, Lord of the Rings Online). I'm transitioning to a
different team and we need to fill my current position. I have been very
Not on a public list, no. You are free to ask the question, but not to
expect others to constrain themselves to your arbitrary lines of
response. It's not that people don't like you personally, it's just that
we all feel kind of put upon to be told, don't say what you think, just
let me
Most long time Perl programmers will scoff at IDEs, but the lack of
tools is part of the problem of Perl not being accepted by the corporate
IT community. Of course it is also a catch-22. Without a critical mass
of users, there isn't a financial incentive for companies to develop
such tools.
If I could write standalone programs for windows in perl, and be
able to share those programs with my non-perl collegues at work
without over head of them having to install perl separately, would
work wonders for general acceptance of the language. I understand
that I can bundled perl itself
