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Here is the first post of a small journal I want to keep about an experiment I will do with Zydeco. I hope the Perl Monks Meditations section is appropriate for this, if not, please feel free to redirect me on a better place (especially this is almost my first post here). I started to learn using Zydeco this week after suddenly getting abnormally excited about it. I guess Toby Inkster's marketing seemed to be very effective on me. Where am I coming from? I was mainly trained on Java in 2009, so I am a object-native programmer. I mean, I cannot really imagine building something that wouldn't be made of objects, but also, Perl doesn't enforce object orientation, so you can still do without it. I don't know a lot about the how Perl's built-in OO works. I mostly used some modules:
Next time I'll speak about the purpose of my experiment that is in fact an artistic project: trained as an artist, I accidentally became a professional web developer while trying to learn skills for my next conceptual art piece. But nothing went in the right way. Ten years afters, I am still working on it. Conttinue reading Diary of a Zydeco experiment - E02 - History.
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