You know, for all the programmers out there, it surprise's me how few actually,

  1. can create a cpan style package,
  2. write unit tests,
  3. write POD
  4. know what Perl Tidy is,

It pisses me off to no end because these are all in common use in other languages. But with Perl, some of these guys look at you are like your speaking in tongues!

I would love for some company create a Perl Project Development Tool like Visual Studio, instead of just an editor like Komodo or Eclipse. Then maybe some of these people can come up to a coding standard on par with other languages.

In reply to Re: Test::Unit - How do I love thee, let me count the ways... by Herkum
in thread Test::Unit - How do I love thee, let me count the ways... by Bloodnok

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