Las siete etapas del programador de Perl

[Walter Perez]

El mié, 31-08-2005 a las 18:20 -0600, Marcelo E. Magallon escribió:

Hola!

[...]

Y yo siempre pense que la palabra "Guru" estaba reservada al ultimo
peldaño superior. :-)

Saludos desde nicaragua!

> Guru
> 
>    1. Can answer any Perl question instantly.
>    2. Can write anything in Perl -- and does.
>    3. Takes advantage of undocumented language features.
>    4. Writes code that gives even Larry pause.
>    5. Implements opaque objects and compiled regexes using closures.
>    6. Can read and understand the output of the perl-to-C compiler.
>    7. Embeds Perl interpreters in larger applications.
>    8. Has written their own -d:debugger module.
>    9. Used object-oriented programming before it existed.
>   10. Is debating taking their turn with the patch pumpkin.
> 
> Wizard
> 
>    1. Is on a first-name basis with Larry's wife.
>    2. Has written or rewritten major areas in the Perl compiler or interpreter.
>    3. Is thinking about rewriting the regex engine, the memory allocator, or the garbage collector.
>    4. Doesn't write games in Perl, because they realize that Perl itself is the game.


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Ing. Walter Pérez Aráuz
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