* How much does Perl, PHP, Java, or Lisp suck?
| How much does Perl, PHP, Java, or Lisp suck?                       |
|   posted by pudge on Wednesday September 18, @08:08 (links)        |
[0]brian_d_foy writes "A long time ago Don Marti started the OS
Sucks-Rules-O-Meter, and Jon Orwant wrote his own Sucks-Rules-O-Meter for
computer languages. Recently Dan Brian improved on that with a little bit
of natural language processing. Now [1]The Perl Review makes pretty
pictures of it all. Based on searches of AltaVista and Google, we found
that not a lot of people think PHP or Lisp sucks, a lot think C++ and
Java suck, and they put Perl is somewhere in the middle. Does Perl suck
more than it use to suck, or has PHP just shot way ahead?"

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| PerlQT 3 Released                                                  |
|   posted by ziggy on Thursday September 19, @10:41 (tools)         |
[0]Dom2 writes "As seen on the dot, a new version of [1]PerlQT is out!
Apparently sporting a perl version of [2]uic for developing ui's from
XML. A [3]tutorial is available for those wanting to know more details."

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