Re: Re: Re: Production Environments and "Foreign" Code

Well arm yourself with knowledge (the perlmonks can help, especially if you choose XML::Twig and ask mirod ;D).

It's easy to fight the PTHBs(pointy haired bosses) if you got the right ammo.

It is your duty as the developer/programmer, to get that ammo and shoot it up their wazoo, until they give in (see article referenced in Article on how to be a programmer, same sentiment).

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Re[4]: Production Environments and "Foreign" Code by Tanalis (Curate) on Mar 12, 2003 at 15:35 UTC
It is your duty as the developer/programmer, to get that ammo and shoot it up their wazoo, until they give in That's my aim with this post - to gain some ammo and ideas - as well as to gauge public opinion of their policy smiles. XML::Twig looks interesting - I'll certainly take a look at that. Thanks for the comments - they've given me a lot to think about. -- Foxcub A friend is someone who can see straight through you, yet still enjoy the view. (Anon)	[reply]

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Re[4]: Production Environments and "Foreign" Code
by Tanalis (Curate) on Mar 12, 2003 at 15:35 UTC

It is your duty as the developer/programmer, to get that ammo and shoot it up their wazoo, until they give in

That's my aim with this post - to gain some ammo and ideas - as well as to gauge public opinion of their policy *smiles*.

XML::Twig looks interesting - I'll certainly take a look at that.

Thanks for the comments - they've given me a lot to think about.
-- Foxcub
A friend is someone who can see straight through you, yet still enjoy the view. (Anon)

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