From: Mike Bourdon
The hidden message here is “the more available senior developers, the more
likely available
jobs”, an expanding talent pool will lead to an expanding job market.
I fully agree. What happends in the regions where there are extremely few perl
programmers, no matter if
Perrin Harkins wrote:
TicketMaster is Perl.
Ticketmaster switched their UK operation from MS technologies to mod_perl a
couple of years back too. (Brought it inline with the US side.)
There's a couple of biggies that haven't been mentioned...
BBC
YouPorn (although I don't think they use
David Stewart wrote:
How do you replicate the redirect functionality of mod_rewrite in a
mod_perl 2 PerlTransHandler?
I'm writing a PerlTransHandler to overcome some limitation of
mod_rewrite and want to redirect requests to canonical URLs in some
cases (e.g. replicate the functionality of
Carl Johnstone wrote:
Perrin Harkins wrote:
TicketMaster is Perl.
Ticketmaster switched their UK operation from MS technologies to mod_perl a
couple of years back too. (Brought it inline with the US side.)
There's a couple of biggies that haven't been mentioned...
BBC
YouPorn (although I
Octavian Râşniţă wrote:
From: Mike Bourdon
The hidden message here is “the more available senior developers,
the more likely available
jobs”, an expanding talent pool will lead to an expanding job market.
I fully agree. What happends in the regions where there are extremely
few perl
Thanks Adam,
I was pretty sure about returning the constant, but I didn't see where
the location should go. Looks like err_headers_out works, thanks.
-David Stewart
On Mar 25, 2009, at 12:36 PM, Adam Prime wrote:
David Stewart wrote:
How do you replicate the redirect functionality of
Octavian Râşniţă wrote:
*From:* David Ihnen mailto:dav...@norchemlab.com
I tried to convince some programmers that Perl is better than
PHP, but without any success.
How could they know, if they have never used it? I was far less
convinced that PHP was a blight on the
Octavian Râsnita wrote:
The actual perl programmers are not important, because they already have
their reasons for using perl.
Are you saying that nobody uses Zend Encoder because PHP also runs using
an interpreter?
I'm changing the topic of your discussion because it's gone tangent to
the
David Ihnen wrote:
I think you've got it right there. We've got to get perl taught in
schools. That means perl experts need to be in teaching. And I have a
suspicion that perl doesn't appeal to the pure computer scientist very
well - these are the people who invented hard typed languages,
