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Programming Languages and Perl - Dave Cross
Thursday, The Morgan Stanley Room, 1735, 20 mins
Are people still writing new projects in Perl? If not, what are they using instead? And why?
In this talk we'll look at the programming language ecosystem and, in particular, Perl's place in it. What factors do people take into account when choosing a programming language and rational are those decisions?
We may even come to some conclusions as to how we can encourage more people to use Perl.
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