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I didn't realize that extreme programming and Perl were mutually exclusive.

I'd like to read about extreme programming. I think it is an interesting and useful subject to be discussed at a site meant to be useful to Perl programmers.

If you'd like to only get Perl syntax questions and flames telling people that their question would be more appropriate in comp.programming.extreme, then perhaps you'd be happier using Usenet instead of PerlMonks. To my delight, PerlMonks is not Usenet.

- tye

In reply to Re^2: scope in extreme programming ("perl") by tye
in thread scope in extreme programming by Anonymous Monk

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