Re^3: Handling asynchronous events with Perl

Sounds like a good plan. I have noticed that big projects like the one described go through different "growth phases". First is the "proof of concept", just showing it CAN be done. Then comes the "error and exception handling" which is usually discovered during testing of the "proof-of-concept" code. It sure does pay to sit down and think a bit, before making big coding descisions.

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Re^4: Handling asynchronous events with Perl by fmerges (Chaplain) on Jul 11, 2005 at 18:19 UTC
Hi, I'm really inspired by KISS and UNIX, modular programming, small units, etc. I recommend books like The Art of Unix Programming and Extreme Programming, the last one has much in common with the Unix Programming Philosophy. Once you start thinking about all in small pieces all at the same time seems more simple that it would be in programming bulky programs and also more robust and flexible. Regards, \|fire\| at irc.freenode.net I like merlyn's disclaimer	[reply]

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Re^4: Handling asynchronous events with Perl
by fmerges (Chaplain) on Jul 11, 2005 at 18:19 UTC

Hi,

I'm really inspired by KISS and UNIX, modular programming, small units, etc.

I recommend books like The Art of Unix Programming and Extreme Programming, the last one has much in common with the Unix Programming Philosophy.

Once you start thinking about all in small pieces all at the same time seems more simple that it would be in programming bulky programs and also more robust and flexible.

Regards,

|fire| at irc.freenode.net I like merlyn's disclaimer

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