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User since: Mar 04, 2002 at 12:49 UTC (22 years ago) Last here: Jul 19, 2022 at 00:14 UTC (2 years ago) Experience: 13585 Level: Monsignor (18) Writeups: 152 Location: Thumbing a ride on the side of the road to Perl wisdom (currently US101, Sonoma County). Favorite Bassists: Victor Wooten, Jaco Pastorius, Flea, Charles Mingus, Phil Lesh Fuel of Choice: Rockstar, Espresso, Coffee Beer: IPA, anything hoppy Favorite Browser: LWP User's localtime: Apr 16, 2024 at 03:47 -08 Scratchpad: View For this user: Search nodes

I Perl

Perl programmers do it more than one way

One of a few monks handling both the bottom end (bass) and the back end (Perl).

As with other disciplines, I find that the more I learn Perl, the more I realize how little I know.

Love this site, because I learn a lot just hanging out. There is certainly no shortage of quality reading here.

I love writing good solid code. I think it's great to be able to create something that runs over and over again, doing exactly what it's supposed to do. Automation is very cool.

I am a web application developer for a living. I spend most of my free time hanging out with my 3 kids. Somehow, they teach me much more than I teach them. Can't wait to teach them Perl.

I love VI. :)

 bassplayer 

Interesting links in and about the Monastery
CB Stats Most Often Mentioned Modules Most Visited Nodes Big Monk Map PM Mirror turnstep's homenode the Default Node Most Recent Node Links Offering Plate Yesterday's Most-Visited Nodes Borg's Belly Number of Monks by Level The editors' hall of mirrors and trickery Useragent Logs

vim in the Monastery
VIM 6.0 filetype plugin for Perl Editing features for advanced users .vimrc options to assist with perl coding Perl Editor Voodoo Vim configs (slightly OT) vi format abitkin's homenode Vim for Perl developers Vim for PerlMonks nodes making perl interactive with VI .vimrc for perl programmers Make Vim as Your Perl IDE

Other great Perl links
Beginning Perl is offered free by Simon Cozens. Enlightning columns from a local wizard. Perl Paraphernalia from our own Mark Jason Dominus.

Monks I've Met
merlyn Ovid tilly Old_Gray_Bear gryphon jZed chipmunk cLive ;-) TimToady TheDamian mbadolato BaldPenguin kirbyk Xaositect Codon dimishome ninja_byte fd15k hagarooti aztlan667

bassplayer stuff
XP Chart Monk Map Markov bassplayer

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Is the bass clef an ancient emoticon? Check out the troubled face in my user image up near the top of this node. The original bass-face.


Note: I am neither this person, nor this person.


I am, however, also known as Rocco Contraption.


I was apparently the winner of the 300,000 nodes (just for fun) contest. Considering the prize, it's probably better that I never received it. :-)


My Unitarian Jihad Name is: Brother Honorable Icepick of Togetherness. What's yours?