Perl work at Monash
David Dick
david_dick at iprimus.com.au
Mon Sep 8 14:40:30 CDT 2003
Agreed that it is to specific to www stuff. Perhaps also to SQL. An
alternative might be talking to complimentary protocols/languages/rfcs,
such as ftp, snmp, ldap, instant messaging stuff such as Jabber, or
things like Expect. Maybe a senior developer and/or architect would be
capable of the equivalent of writing mibs or ldap schemas by hand, or
very familiar with 2 - 3 rfcs or something like that. :)
Timothy S. Nelson wrote:
>On Mon, 8 Sep 2003, Nathan Bailey wrote:
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>>1) Would be interested in general comments (i.e. from everyone) on the
>>"Perl career progression" at:
>> http://polynate.net/work/perl_career.html
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> Looks good. The only "problem" is that it's specific to your
>field/job (ie. something more general would be cool).
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> I remember seeing something similar on a Perl training mailinglist
>years ago, where they were asking the question "what should we be teaching to
>create (eg) a junior perl developer". But it wasn't in that lovely concise
>table format :).
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