A lot of functional languages seem to come into their own when quality and
> safety are important enough to justify their low market share and consequent
> high cost of development.
>
> The manager's manager wanted to know what are some similar niche,
> high-specialization--hig
high cost of development.
The manager's manager wanted to know what are some similar niche,
high-specialization--high-wage types IT jobs are out there. He's in the
contracting and consulting business, I think it's mostly just professional
curiosity, but I don't know where to start a search
Python is making headways in everything today including and especially where
Perl was and is.Networking for example. Cisco has web pages where they are
using it for SDN dev.
Perl is legacy, but worth knowing if you ask me. In fact, the older
programmers are retiring and unfortunatelydying
Well, perl, like Java will always be useful. It might be in decline as in
active number of GitHub projects, but like COBOL -- Perl will always be
*somewhere* on a server.
Thanks,
Alexander
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On Wed, Apr 6, 2022, 09:10 Keith Smith via PLUG-discuss <
I created my first website in 2000 using PERL and what I think was an
early version of MySQL.
Domains were $40 and hosting was around $25/mo or more.
For a while I've been reading that PERL is dead. Is that not true? A
quick search shows PERL is in a decline.
Your Thoughts?
On
Bash +Perl, and a side of python will cover pretty much all of the above.
and a number of PHP applications are commonly managed this way. popular
because of its communication with MySQL
On Wed, Apr 6, 2022 at 12:26 AM Phil Waclawski via PLUG-discuss <
plug-discuss@lists.phxlinux.org> wrote:
>
Bash is great, and when you can call almost any other script from within it
(including some python utilities) you can do some amazing things.
Phil W
On Tue, Apr 5, 2022 at 7:34 PM greg zegan via PLUG-discuss <
plug-discuss@lists.phxlinux.org> wrote:
> Its all I use right now for dev projects
>
Its all I use right now for dev projectsLearned some stuff today on bash that
was really cool.
On Tuesday, April 5, 2022, 07:23:11 PM MST, Keith Smith via PLUG-discuss
wrote:
I'm a PHP developer.
I've always liked Linux. Bought a box set of RedHat, what I think was
version 4.2
You've basically described DevOps. An admin that's also comfortable and
mostly competent with development, and Agile development methodologies like
CI:CD.
It's been the foundational basis of my career and has been awfully good to
me, better than I deserve!
Thanks,
Alexander
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I'm a PHP developer.
I've always liked Linux. Bought a box set of RedHat, what I think was
version 4.2 around 97 or 98.
Programming has always been the dominate part of Linux and PHP.
I'm wondering if there is any value in making Linux the dominate partner
and programming the support
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