Over the coming months Geekuni will be interviewing talented Perl developers who are working on interesting projects at exciting companies. We kick off the series here with George Karpodinis, lead developer at Adzuna, to learn how Perl fits into the high-tech start-up world.
Reflections on learning a new language, and the technology behind it.
Showing posts with label perl developer jobs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label perl developer jobs. Show all posts
Saturday, 17 October 2015
Sunday, 13 July 2014
Interview: Emma Howson - Graduate Perl developer
For the last six months Geekuni has been in the Beta phase. Several dozen people have taken my Perl Essentials and Web Development courses, giving me helpful feedback on the course content and technology. As market research I've interviewed a few of my graduates to understand what motivates people to learn Perl. I'm sharing these interviews to provide a glimpse of the future Perl community.
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Tuesday, 17 June 2014
Interview: Michael Rupp - Adding Perl to the toolbox
For the last six months Geekuni has been in the Beta phase. Several dozen people have taken my Perl Essentials and Web Development courses, giving me helpful feedback on the course content and technology. As market research I've interviewed a few of my graduates to understand what motivates people to learn Perl. I'm sharing these interviews to provide a glimpse of the future Perl community.
Tuesday, 11 February 2014
Snapshot 2014* - The Perl web development job market
A survey of the Perl Web Development job market
Having used the Dancer web framework for a year I was so impressed by the simplicity and clarity that in 2011 I started giving an annual Web Development class at the London Perl Workshop. By 2013 I'd noticed that one of the questions which often came up was along the lines of "is this going to get me a job?"
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perl developer jobs,
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web development,
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