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Have started listening to a Perl programming language podcast and it’s good. I do find that listening to several podcasts on the same subject over a period of time does, just, start to give you an in-site into their world. So for the next couple of weeks I’ll hoover up all the Perl podcasts I can.
It’s also interesting hearing these developers attitudes to other programming languages or development platforms. The Perl guy was having a go at Java weenies and how bored he was at a Java conference. He also had a swipe at the Python people as being ’way too serious’. Interesting.
The .NET 3.0 guys are always having a swipe at the Java guys too. I’m sure if I listened to enough podcasts on enough diverse platforms I’ll be convinced the IT world was at war. Wonder what any of these people think of Cobol or heaven forbid Fortran programmers.
Have started listening to a Perl programming language podcast and it’s good. I do find that listening to several podcasts on the same subject over a period of time does, just, start to give you an in-site into their world. So for the next couple of weeks I’ll hoover up all the Perl podcasts I can.
It’s also interesting hearing these developers attitudes to other programming languages or development platforms. The Perl guy was having a go at Java weenies and how bored he was at a Java conference. He also had a swipe at the Python people as being ’way too serious’. Interesting.
Also some Perl people are worried about the popularity and success stories of the PHP people and how he thought that in 5 years they would have caught up with the Perl worlds environment.
The .NET 3.0 guys are always having a swipe at the Java guys too. I’m sure if I listened to enough podcasts on enough diverse platforms I’ll be convinced the IT world was at war. Won
