I was talking to the Project Manager of Strawberry Perl earlier, and he said that ActivePerl has it's pros compared to Strawberry Perl, but Strawberry Perl has a CPAN installer etc.
That's what I like about Linux, FreeBSD, Solaris, and Mac OSX... Perl comes standard and you don't have to mess around with installing it. Not that I'm a Perl guru, but I've written a few useful CGI scripts...
pretty much anything you want, Perl is still driving unix based world, perl has mojority of the C libraries ported, so you may write daemons, crons, random DB cleanup actions, CRM's, API's, XML processing engines, etc... there is no limit of what you can or cannot write in perl, sometimes you just have to ask yourself a question if its worth writing it in perl, because there might be other languages that can make your life simpler :)
Hey do you and your family feel up to doing the screaming tag train I started and keep it going? LOL and 5 stars for the video I loved the ending but what was it about? LOL
Nice laptop
abcdefghikhlmno 3 weeks ago
Google's written in Python, actually.
YourFuckinLovinIt 1 year ago
what makes it so much better? does it auto-set the path to perl for you?
srflaxu40 2 years ago
I was talking to the Project Manager of Strawberry Perl earlier, and he said that ActivePerl has it's pros compared to Strawberry Perl, but Strawberry Perl has a CPAN installer etc.
sharkbate24 2 years ago
What makes it so much better than regular perl? Does it auto-find the path?
srflaxu40 2 years ago
I must remember to video myself logging into my computer - it's just as interesting :(
trojanfoe2 3 years ago
shaky camera, shaky camera, shaky camera. What? Did you say something?
majestia19 3 years ago
That's what I like about Linux, FreeBSD, Solaris, and Mac OSX... Perl comes standard and you don't have to mess around with installing it. Not that I'm a Perl guru, but I've written a few useful CGI scripts...
blackturtleus 3 years ago
The ending was the best Brad. The rest, well, eh.
KobyBrandt 3 years ago
So you already know Perl? What kind of applications are you going to be using it for?
boobtubious 3 years ago
It's nice for converting Excel files into webpages. And other cheap hacks like running accelerator experiments (which I don't really do anymore).
wogsland 3 years ago
I don't do much of that.. LOL. In fact I do none of that! You can build search engines with perl too, isn't that what google is based on?
boobtubious 3 years ago
Actually, I think Google's software is written entirely in pseudocode.
wogsland 3 years ago
Pseudo heh? I only know a bit of basic and scipt for a communication application I work with called LeaderPlus
boobtubious 3 years ago
@wogsland Most of google's software is written in Python.
MrClrg 1 year ago
google backend is built in python
winfinit 3 years ago
pretty much anything you want, Perl is still driving unix based world, perl has mojority of the C libraries ported, so you may write daemons, crons, random DB cleanup actions, CRM's, API's, XML processing engines, etc... there is no limit of what you can or cannot write in perl, sometimes you just have to ask yourself a question if its worth writing it in perl, because there might be other languages that can make your life simpler :)
winfinit 3 years ago
Hey do you and your family feel up to doing the screaming tag train I started and keep it going? LOL and 5 stars for the video I loved the ending but what was it about? LOL
singingbabe26 3 years ago