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Re^3: The Year in Perl, 2006

by Scott7477 (Chaplain)
on Apr 10, 2007 at 14:49 UTC ( [id://609164]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Re^2: The Year in Perl, 2006
in thread The Year in Perl, 2006

You're right; immediately after posting, I realized my error and asked the NodeReaper to yank my post. But I guess they wanted all to see my error:|...

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Re^4: The Year in Perl, 2006
by xdg (Monsignor) on Apr 10, 2007 at 15:28 UTC

    Well, it goes to show that in 2006, Alias learned that beer can motivate new Perl development.

    -xdg

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      Yeah,and on a global scale as well, since Chris is literally on the opposite side of the globe from Adam:)...

      Seriously, though, this makes me think that perhaps as an alternative to the Perl Foundation's grant program a system of offering prizes/rewards to individuals who develop specific Perl functionality might help accelerate Perl development(kind of like the X-prize but on a smaller scale:)). If specific companies or individuals were looking for, say, improvement of a CPAN module, they could offer up something like the case of brewski and see what kind of submissions come in. You never know who might be working independently on something that your company needs and could produce for you in a hurry. I read Adam and Chris's posts over at use.perl regularly, and when I saw Adam's challenge I figured this would be right up Chris's alley...

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