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Nicolai Rosen:
> In any language there is usually a functional (sometimes barely) but
> kludgy way of doing something and a beautifully efficient and
> elegant way of doing something. In perl, there is usually more than
> one of the later and several dozen of the former. . . What about
> some sort of event or web site where perl newbies submit code to
> actual programs they've written (not little test scripts or book
> exercises) and true perl hackers such as yourselves rip it apart and
> explain what was done poorly and how to fix it in terms of both
> specific algorithms and general style . . .
I still think this sounds fun, and I found a really good piece of code
that I want to use as an example. I was going to post it to the
phl.pm mailing list, but then I thought maybe people wouldn't like
that.
So should I just go ahead and post? Or should I start a new mailing
list for it? Or what?
Nicolai, any thoughts?
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