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Tuesday April 27, 2010
11:01 AM
Fifth Issue of Perlzeitung
Its a magazine most of you here would not read, bacause it explaines most of the time basic perl stuff. But many of you, I suppose, care that there is a beginner friendly Perl publication, done by the passionate Gernot Havranek. So do I. Thatswhy i wrote 2 articles for this isssue. About Perl 5 references and one about Perl 6. Also Perl beginner have a right to have a broad overview what is perl 6 about and how it is going. I think I never summarized it in such simple terms before. Maybe that spark your interest? :) But its written in German, as the name suggest.
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Basics ... (Score:1)
... don't necessarily mean it's only for beginners ;-)
On IRC for example, it's really interesting how different people explain Perl.
Spreading knowledge on basic topics common to the experienced programmer is fun because of a few reasons:
- Training: Specialize in whatever area one is able to apply and answer the specific problem/question
- Communication: Learning to speak in a language even people without any idea of programming can understand
- Marketing: Presenting Perl, modules and p
yes, (Score:1)
i fully agree to your post even if i would put more the joy foreward, silently hoping the rest will come as well