[Mpls-pm] Introduction

[Peter Karman]

Hi Gary.

I'm new to the list as well, so if we break protocol, at least we break 
it together. Does that constitute a new protocol?

Probably 90% of my current work involves Perl. My educational background 
is in languages, so Perl had been a wonderful context to program in. A 
faily shallow learning curve, but a long, interesting (and ultimately 
powerful) curve to travel.

It's nice to e-meet you.

pek


Gary Vollink wrote on 02/22/2005 09:21 AM:
> Hi, I'm new here.  I noticed from the archives that this is a very
> low-traffic list, and I'm not sure if this is an ettiquette thing, or
> if there just isn't much discussion.  So, if I'm breaking protocol,
> I'm sorry...
> 
> I've been casually writing Perl for about eight years, using it for
> project work for four years, and just lately I'm starting to need to
> crack-open modules.  Yesterday, I opened a module, ended up at the
> author's home page, landed at his Journal entry at 'use Perl' (where I
> opened an account: GAVollink), and found reference to Perl Mongers
> groups, and quickly found this one.  I live in Shakopee, and work in
> Edina.
> 
> One thing is... I've always done Perl in a vacuum.  Besides
> occasionally reading module code, or someone else's program (through
> anonymous download)... I've had zero direct interaction with anybody
> who actually writes Perl, until now.
> 
> Hi, I'm Gary... nice to meet you.
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