[Kc] Spotted on #perl

djgoku djgoku at gmail.com
Fri Jun 1 09:58:13 PDT 2007


On 6/1/07, Shlomi Fish <shlomif at iglu.org.il> wrote:
>
> {{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{
>         <pasteling>  "struggling intern" at 129.162.1.31 pasted "Here it
>                      is.." (220 lines, 5.7K) at
>                      http://sial.org/pbot/25279
>  <strugglingintern>  woohoo
>  <strugglingintern>  there it goes...
>           <rindolf>  strugglingintern: oh my god!
>           <rindolf>  strugglingintern: this code looks really bad.
>  <strugglingintern>  heh...
>           <rindolf>  strugglingintern: if ($records eq 0 ) - don't you
>                      want ($records == 0)?
>           <rindolf>  strugglingintern: do you have unit tests?
>           <rindolf>  strugglingintern: and you should factor it better.
>           <rindolf>  strugglingintern: and possibly use Template Toolkit
>                      or something.
>           <rindolf>  strugglingintern: and you may have some
>                      HTML-injection (or XSS) problems.
>             <Ani-_>  rindolf: and probably SQL injection problems.
>           <rindolf>  Ani-_: indeed!
>  <strugglingintern>  :-/
>             <Ani-_>  strugglingintern: really, ask them to review that
>                      code when they get back.
>  <strugglingintern>  alright
>  <strugglingintern>  I appreciate it anyway
>           <rindolf>  strugglingintern: how long have you been
>                      programming perl?
>  <strugglingintern>  hah, about 3 months
>  <strugglingintern>  This isn't all my code ;)
>  <strugglingintern>  I'll look into it
>  <strugglingintern>  Thanks guys (and gals).
>           <rindolf>  strugglingintern: you're welcome.
>  <strugglingintern>  not my choice ;)
>  <strugglingintern>  it's my 3rd week here :)
>           <rindolf>  Amazing how much more experienced programmers can
>                      tell a code is bad from a quick glance.
>           <rindolf>  It's a bit scary.
>             <Ani-_>  nothing amazing about it. It's called skill. :)
>            <The_SB>  yeh even I can tell it by a look
>             <ology>  It's not scary or amazing at all.
>             <ology>  It is called experience!
>             <Ani-_>  rindolf: what do you find scary?
>             <Ani-_>  rindolf: that experienced programmers can tell it?
>                      Or the code itself?
>             <Ani-_>  I would disagree on the first one but agree on the
>                      later! :)
>           <rindolf>  Ani-_: no, that I'm so experienced.
>           <rindolf>  Ani-_: I hope I don't sound out as a snob.
>             <ology>  narcissism is fun
>           <rindolf>  I should get a life.
>           <rindolf>  Get a girlfriend, go to movies.
>           <rindolf>  Instead all I do is write Perl.
>           <rindolf>  And chat about writing Perl.
>            <Ikarus>  a life, tried that, didn't mix with me
>
>     -- Scary Perl Expertise on Freenode's #perl
> }}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}

I can't say I am experienced enough to look at code and say anything
good or bad about it yet, though maybe someday. I haven't been in
#Perl channel much, though I probably should be more often. The
channels seems very helpful when I lurk in from time to time. Talked
with Randal Schwartz (sp?) one day that was neat.

Jonathan


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