I would be highly surprised to find a Thai programmer of Perl

I used to work in London for a company called Venda, who had an office in Thailand with a large number of Perl programmers; I worked with a couple of them that had moved to the UK, and several more that visited. Around 2014 the company was bought by Netsuite (later absorbed by Oracle), who fairly promptly killed off the Perl product and moved everyone that stayed onto their own Java-based product.

In reply to Re^5: How to create and install a module compatible with both UTF8 and Perl 5.8.3 without using non-core modules? by hv
in thread How to create and install a module compatible with both UTF8 and Perl 5.8.3 without using non-core modules? by Polyglot

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