PERL Programmers Needed
 

PERL Programmers needed for building a new adult paysites reviews system.

Only serious programmers who has developed a big system before, such as affiliate program system and etc.

Please leave your icq # only if you could provide :

1. Links for systems that you have developed + References from the owners.

2. Sample codes of system (they will be used only for code review).

Thanks.

160541645 or email me at [email protected]

simple question, why PERL?

Much easier in php. :2 cents:

That's the language and was choosen to that project and that's the language that all of our programmers are using.

Fair enough... PERL is a dieing language as far as web based applications go in my opinion... :2 cents:

John Cioni - Owner - [email protected]
Specialty Areas
- Main Graphical User Interface Design
- Page Layout and Image Creation
- PHP/C++ Programmer
- Advanced Knowledge of MySQL
- Security/Application Debugging
Kevin Gordon - Owner - [email protected]
Specialty Areas
- Architecture Design/Implementation
- Database Design/Implementation
- ASP/PHP/C++/VC++/Assembler Programmer
- Core Database Programmer
- Advanced Knowledge of MSSQL/MySQL
- Hardware Infrastructure Implementation
- Server Installation/Setup
- Security/Application Debugging

contact the guys from solutionarea.com they've worked on various projects and will be able to provide you with the links to some of their work. contact john via AIM he doesn't have ICQ his s/n is ESCEASTMPMAN .

Perl kicks a lot of ass, but is a poor choice for a web application. :2 cents:

PHP is good and Perl is good. It truly depends on HOW your programming is. :-)
We can do either equally. We like perl and know how to use it very well for fault tolerant and FAST systems. :-)

ICQ: 64791506
AIM: NJesterIII

Php is sweet too though. :-)


perl -p -i -e 's/Perl/PHP/gi' *

I sell short scripts.

1st Affiliate

2nd Affiliate

3rd Affiliate

Perl is the most powerful scripting language on the web today. Its fast easy and gets straight to the point.

PHP is for newbies. Although I have written a few good PHP scripts as well.

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:1orglaugh hilarious.

Most people say that because they don't understand Perl. It's not as forgiving and newbie friendly as PHP.

Hit me up on icq at 36837470 we do custom programming including content management scripts and other large programming tasks. Our language of choice is Object Oriented Perl so I think we might be able to help fit a solution to your requirements. :thumbsup

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You're insane.

sometimes I just got to wonder,
are these threads legit?
or just a geek attempt at humor?

:1orglaugh

What's amusing about this thread?

Yeah, it's easier to learn to build something with PHP than
it is to learn to build something with Perl.
Similarly, it's easier to learn to build something with Legos
than it is to learn to build something with steel, bricks, etc.
A Lego car may be easier to build than a welded one but
the Lego car is a toy, while real cars are welded.
Real software isn't written in PHP.

Anyway, I've been programming porn since 1997.
My ICQ # is 7208627.
References? I've done an AVS or two, the second
largest webmaster board, the first live streaming video with sound ....

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I bet you still use ColdFusion too, huh?

I dont know about that, Mod-perl is much w/MVC is much nicer then php. Most of the templating systems with mod-perl (template-toolkit, mason, apache::asp) are pretty robust.

I never embrace anything proprietary, so the answer is no.

I'm fluent in PHP as well as Perl and C++. I'm not talking out of my ass when I say that Perl is more powerful and flexible. Let me guess, all you know is PHP, huh?

Im no expert in php, but if you ever wanted to install...hmmm...lets say the imagemagik libraries into php, you would have to recompile php. Where as with perl, all you need to do is install the modules, and start using it.

Thats one reason why I like perl better. There's also the persistant database connections with DBI, excellent regex functionality, and better website performace (w/mod-perl)