thanks guys.
monarch, I think I agree with you more I have to improve my
customer/manager relations skills rather than my technical skills.

Yep the world is more marketive than technical.

imp, I like the perlguts, will have to go thru that atleast for perl hobbie reason.
actually oracle's ADE(cvs equivalent) has been developed in OOPerl.

Perl should be scriptive and at the max in libraries/modules.

If it goes into OOPs. it's really oops!!.
Big headache trying people/newcomers not to crypt the code and be over imaginative.

Perl has made easy things easy, shouldn't
that luxury be some how be improved with current/new
programming methodologies ( or frameworks as they say).

Refactoring and Comments!! what other language can make this easy, and keep code in managable limits?
CPAN has helped a lot that way.
But hard to find managers to accept that.

perrin, Yep relocation is one thing i can't handle with my new kid otherwise you're right.

On my saga to decide my life I guess perl will always be my hobby and coding my life style.

Thanks to your comments which enlightened me in the
right path.
...that one day, If ever, I will be able to appreciate a job as much as i do Perl.

In reply to Re: Market Stupid to Understand Perl by pengwn
in thread Market Stupid to Understand Perl by pengwn

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