Stuff with the Perl Foundation. A couple of patches in the Perl core. A few CPAN modules. That about sums it up.
One $client has gone from bad to worse to absolutely rotten. Imagine, if you will, the following:
As one might suspect, our simple, elegant design has become increasingly bloated by clients making ridiculous requests and changing their minds so often that if I told you what happened, you'd be accusing us of bilking them of thousands of dollars. Frankly, it's an embarrassment.
The I.E. only drop-downs were a particular sore spot for me, but somehow they managed to make that worse, too. At the top of every drop-down, you could click on the title to go to the appropriate page in the event that your browser didn't support the menus. However, our clients expected clicking the title to make the menu appear, not take you to the page. So they asked for the hyperlink to be removed
The thing about clients.. (Score:1)
whats worse is that so many agencies lower themselves to producing utter rubbish as asked for by clients, rather than giving them good advice and showing them the benefits of good practice.
This is why so many good companies go out of business or get hacked off with the industry - to make real money you have to produce crap t
@JAPH = qw(Hacker Perl Another Just);
print reverse @JAPH;
Cabinet nailed to the bed, eh? (Score:2)
Funny, I was just mentioning [perl.org] how I was going through a similar thing.
I wish I could offer you a solution, but I'm looking for one myself. If you find a good answer, please post!