Re^2: Perlmonks are "old school"?

His example of "new school" was air.

However please understand the conversation did not come across as denigrating merely provocative - which is exactly what you want during networking. Also I do not think the specific technologies is the most interesting part of the question. I was more interested in how monks see themselves, their approaches and whether they would find these sort of questions awkward.

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Re^3: Perlmonks are "old school"? by youlose (Scribe) on Aug 13, 2009 at 09:44 UTC
AIR? =) It's great product, but to my mind it's adobe's attempt to build products based on actionscript without browser. But they are unsecured for serious applications and сannot be used on serverside. It's not "new school", it's a new way of developing client-side applications, very interesting way. Perl is very powerful and compact programming language it's useful for both client-side and server-side applications. Now it's нard time, because new Perl 6 is not ready and almost all developers work on it. But i think that all will be GOOD, Perl is a Great Programming Language!!! P.S. sorry for my bad English if any...	[reply]

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by youlose (Scribe) on Aug 13, 2009 at 09:44 UTC

It's great product, but to my mind it's adobe's attempt to build products based on actionscript without browser. But they are unsecured for serious applications and сannot be used on serverside. It's not "new school", it's a new way of developing client-side applications, very interesting way.

Perl is very powerful and compact programming language it's useful for both client-side and server-side applications. Now it's нard time, because new Perl 6 is not ready and almost all developers work on it. But i think that all will be GOOD, Perl is a Great Programming Language!!!

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