Recordings from YAPC::NA::2025 aka The Perl and Raku Conference June 27-29 2025 in Greenville, SC, USA
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Abstract:
The Linux Philosophy For Developers
The Linux Philosophy for SysAdmins, while intended for system administrators, is also relevant to developers, particularly those using shell languages and Perl. This presentation covers the tenets most relative to programming in Perl and related languages.
Well look at these tenets in some detail.
Use ASCII text data streams
Automate everything
Test early, test often
Use commonsense naming
Store data in open formats
Make programs portable
Strive for elegance
Find the simplicity
There is no should
Mentor the young SysAdmins (Perl programmers)
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