[columbus.pm] [Fwd: Perl User Group Job Board]

Leonard Jaffe lenjaffe at mail.com
Mon May 10 22:00:27 CDT 2004


----- Original Message -----
From: jon at hogue.org
Date: Mon, 10 May 2004 19:16:02 -0700
To: columbus-pm-list at happyfunball.pm.org
Subject: Re: [columbus.pm] [Fwd: Perl User Group Job Board]


> They are running on IPlanet. They have some custom written stuff to handle 
> statefullness. The said it's written in OOPerl, but on Iplanet. They have a 
> pretty large code base.
> 
> They have talked about moving to Java. They like the benefits of J2EE with 
> object persistance and speed. Of course, Perl at least matches that when used 
> with mod_per/apache.

I've seen the single-vendor open systems solution before.  Oracle perfected it.
Be thankfulthey're using perl, and don't sweat the Java. It's easy enough to learn,
and can get you jobs in between perl work.  

My cheese has moved quite a bit lateley, and if my cheese turns from perl to java, or
.Net, then whatever.  I just like to write software. As long as I'm treated with respect,
the tools are not a huge deal.  Cold Fusion wasn't so bad, C# is Java in a microsoft polo 
shirt.

Oh, and Chuck, an object in perl is a blessed reference.

When you see somebody looking of OOperl, they want to be sure you've created objects of
you own.  It appears that soemwhere along the line, headhunters and hiring managers invented
the term OOperl, and it isn't good enough to just just know perl anymore, you have to know OOperl.
So learn those oo concepts, and read those design patterns.  2 4 6 8 everyone instantiate. 

Len.



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Len Jaffe           LenJaffe at JaffeSystems.com
Leonard Jaffe Computer Systems Consulting Ltd
Columbus, OH, USA                614-404-4214

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