How to impress your coworkers, or playing Perl in a team
By Maciej Czekay (Bruno) from Amsterdam.pm, Barcelona.pm, Madrid.pm
Date: Friday, 23 October 2009 12:00
Duration: 20 minutes
Target audience: Intermediate
Language: English
For years the motto of Perl was TIMTOWTDI, and as a consequence it gained the fame of very flexible language, or even too flexible.
YAPC::EU 2009 brought us the second part of TIMTOWTDI phrase - the BSCINABTE (Bicarbonate). Do we need it? Why we need it? How to tame the ego and bend the mind to a specific style? Is it worthy? And how to impress the coworkers?
Almost year ago I joined the Perl based company, where I had (and still have) a lot of opportunities to ask those questions and sometimes even find some answers. Here I would like to share those experiences, and talk about coding style, comments and documentation, functional programming for mortals - and show some real-code examples.
- Stefano Rodighiero (larsen)
- Tim Bunce
- peppe
- Emanuele Zeppieri (emazep)
- Mathias Reitinger (mathias)
- Marco Fontani (mfontani)
- Maciej Czekay (Bruno)
- Stefano Tirabassi
- menozero
- Lorenzo Bragaglia
- Marco d'Itri (Md)
- Mona REMLAWI
- andrea ciampalini
- Gianmarco Poma (il giamma)
- Fabio Invernizzi (fabulus)
