[CLUE-Tech] Perl

[Kevin Cullis]

However, if you're doing larger projects, try Python.  A recent Level 3
NOC admin person stated that he reviewed a PERL script 3 years after he
wrote it and HE didn't know what it did, and HE wrote it.  Can you
imagine if someone else had to review it?  While PERL is the chainsaw of
the Swiss army knife, it doesn't help for larger projects/etc. when
repeatability and organizational issue are a concern.

Just some thoughts.

Kevin

Adam Bultman wrote:
> 
> www.perlmonks.org
> 
> Check out O'reilly's assortments of perl books:
> 
> Learning Perl, Programming perl, and about a million others by different
> authors.  Perl is EASY.  I love it.  It's very C like, and is very
> forgiving.
> 
> adam
> 
> On Thu, 24 Jan 2002, Chris wrote:
> 
> > I am trying to learn Perl to help me with linux
> > administration.  Does anyone have any good list for
> > perl? I'm just looking for perl lists or message boards
> > that deal with perl systam administration and network
> > programming.  Thanks.
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