[Catalyst] catalyst/perl and resources

[Daniel McBrearty]

indeed. I'd written a bit of s/w before I learnt perl (about 4 years
back), and it took me a while. I still have plenty to learn too, but
it's getting better.


On 6/19/06, Wade.Stuart at fallon.com <Wade.Stuart at fallon.com> wrote:
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> catalyst-bounces at lists.rawmode.org wrote on 06/19/2006 10:11:51 AM:
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> > What is the largest size dev team people are aware working on a cat
> > based site?
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> > If you had a small project that was growing from one or two people
> > that needed (say) 5 or 6, what kind of problems does that present?
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> > I've been keeping half an eye on the perl jobs market over the last
> > months, where I am (Belgium) there aren't many, but the ones that come
> > up seem to hang around. I'm getting the impression that it isn't too
> > easy to recruit perlers.
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> I think this is because there are many people that claim to code in perl
> that have not really made it over the learning curve.  Good perl coders
> tend to get a good name in an area and be recruited directly.
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> A bad/inexperienced perl coder can do a fair bit of damage on a team.
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> > This is very speculative thinking on my part, just wanted to have a
> > quick "straw poll" as to what is going on out there.
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> > cheers
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> > D
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