Why Corporates Hate Perl

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Last week I was in Copenhagen for YAPC::Europe. One of the announcements at the conference was the location of next year’s conference which will be in Lisbon. The theme of next year’s conference will be “Corporate Perl”. And that (along with a couple of conversations last night) got me thinking about a talk that I’ll submit to next year’s conference which might well be entitled “Why Corporates Hate Perl”.

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Why Corporates Hate Perl
Submitted by ramkrsna on Thu, 08/21/2008 - 16:03.

Perl is still one of the more powerful scripting languages and CPAN is still very extensive. Yeah I agree to the fact od maintainability of the Code, you end up high. You would always need to keep the original authors in house. Hacker who write readable perl code are seldom available. Corporate houses I guess need to get a copy of Perl Medic. I have seen a nightmares migrating legacy perl code to php.

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