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| | Just another Perl hacker - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | This article was originally based on material from the Free On-line Dictionary of Computing, which is licensed under the GFDL. | | | A variant of this, practiced by programmers working on the Parrot project, involves Parrot assembly programs printing the phrase "Just another Parrot hacker": | | | or from having "Just another Perl hacker," embedded in opaque code: |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Just_another_Perl_hacker
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| | Encyclopedia: Perl |
| | Perl is implemented as a core interpreter, written in C, together with a large collection of modules, written in Perl and C. The source distribution is, as of 2005, 12 MB when packaged in a tar file and compressed. | | | Another criticism is that Perl is excessively complex and compact, and that it leads to "write-only" code, that is, to code that is virtually impossible to understand after it has been written. | | | Perl has three fundamental data types: scalars, lists, and hashes: On computer science, a datatype (often simply type) is a name or label for a set of values and some operations which can be performed on that set of values. |
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http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Perl
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| | A JAPH is a little Perl script that prints out the phrase "Just another perl hacker". | | | Yes, it's pretty useless, but the goal is to figure out the most obfuscated and clever way to do this, and fit it all into about 4 lines (or less) of code. | | | Concept The concept behind the program is this: The string "Just another Perl hacker" contains characters that have corresponding ordinal values. |
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http://rochester.pm.org/talks/japh_discussion.txt
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| | Programming:Perl Humour - Wikibooks |
| | In common with C programming language, obfuscated code competitions are an interesting feature of the Perl culture. | | | Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to write a one-liner perl script which displays the phrase "Just another Perl hacker," (including the comma, and capitalization as shown). | | | Entries will be judged on how smart-ass the code is. Around 100 of the first JAPHs and some funky obfu Perl can be seen on CPAN. |
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http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Programming:Perl_humour
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| | Obfuscated Perl Program |
| | The Perl code could be as recursive as I wanted. | | | programs in Perl than it is to write them in | | | , I wrote a program in Perl to generate straight-line |
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http://perl.plover.com/obfuscated
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| | Just Another Perl Hacker Andrew.Sterling.Hanenkamp.com |
| | Perl 6 should freshen the slate, especially since the development is very heavily design driven. | | | The problem Perl has is that so much of the code written in Perl is simply hacked together. | | | This means that CPAN (a great feature of Perl), has to be carefully sifted to find the module that fits your need. |
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http://andrew.sterling.hanenkamp.com/node/67?PHPSESSID=406c5c7c34e4103d07ba954991da3a43
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| | Wired 8.10: Scripting on the Lido Deck |
| | Randal had been signing newsgroup posts "Just Another Perl Hacker" when, in the spring of 1990, it occurred to him that he could insert Perl scripts into his.sig that would cause a reader's computer to display those words in increasingly elaborate ways. | | | Randal hit the road lecturing as "Just Another Convicted Perl Hacker," teaching classes all over the country to the programmers who were busy turning Perl into the duct tape of the Internet. | | | One of the cruisers described Tom's role on online mailing lists as "the tribal mind of Perl." He's intimately familiar with every nuance of the language, in the way that a combination lexicographer and poet would be with the contents of the OED. |
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http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/8.10/cruise.html?pg=5
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| | Just another Perl hacker, |
| | Just a simple character swap code, far from encryption. | | | There's no mystery, just understanding the flow of the code. | | | Basically you have a string of characters, and on their own they pose no legibility, however, by iterating over the string, and combining the grep, and vec functions, and the offset from the start of the string, they become legible as a recognisable string in the English Language |
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http://forums.devshed.com/t77046/s.html
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| | Chris Knight: Just another perl hacker. |
| | Although you may have encountered some of my perl work on the net, it is usually back-end code that is separated from the user by a web server and a Non-Disclosure Agrement or two. | | | People visiting from 'deep links' on another site or Portal are automagically translocated to an introduction page from which they can proceed to your goodies. | | | I've programmed professionally in half a dozen languages, but none I have ever used approach perl in terms of flexibility and short development time. |
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http://www.ghostwheel.com/merlin/businesslike/perl
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| | Rochester Perl Mongers: Talks & Code |
| | A JAPH is a little Perl program that print out the words, "Just another Perl hacker". | | | The use of the camel image in association with the Perl language is a trademark of O'Reilly & Associates, Inc. Used with permission. | | | A demonstration of wonderful debugging tools for Perl, PTKDB, a Tk (graphical) perl debugger, the command line perl -d debugger, and using the Perl debugger from emacs. |
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http://rochester.pm.org/talks.html
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| | perl.com: Pathologically Polluting Perl |
| | A Perl one-liner is short piece of Perl code that can accomplish a task that would take much longer in another language. | | | The next logical question is, ``How do I pass data back and forth between Perl and C?'' In this example we'll pass a string to a C function and have it pass back a brand new Perl scalar. | | | The basic philosophy behind Inline is this: ``make it as easy as possible to use Perl with other programming languages, while ensuring that the user's experience retains the DWIMity of Perl''. |
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http://www.perl.com/pub/2001/02/inline.html
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| | Mitechka's Humble Abode: Just Another Perl Hacker |
| | This way it is possible to create objects of type JAPH, but each of the objects will basicaly be just a reference to the anonymous sub. | | | So, by printing the object 25 times I produce the phrase "Just Another Perl Hacker!" which by definition makes my program a JAPH. | | | This is a bit outdated, but since I have just started this site, I might as well put it here. |
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http://mitechki.net/archives/000003.html
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| | The 3rd Annual Obfuscated Perl Contest |
| | In the fine 'just another Perl hacker' tradition, this award is given to the best code which generates the text 'The Perl Journal'. | | | The limit is 1024 bytes of Perl code, not including whitespace. | | | Programs which purposefully crash machines or cause system problems tend to be unamusing, so please consider saving them for the Perl system destroyers' contest. |
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http://www.foo.be/docs/tpj/issues/vol3_2/tpj0302-0012.html
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| | mirror.ca - Perl |
| | The Berlin resident is fluent in German, French and English and in the programming languages BASIC, Unix and perl. | | | Guido Draheim, a computer programmer, should have more options than he does. | | | A list of top web hosts that support perl. |
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http://www.mirror.ca/Perl/reference/search
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| | C programming tutorials? |
| | He's alluding to a monumental in-joke in Perl culture without attributing it: the JAPH, or "Just Another Perl Hacker." The goal of the exercise is to print "Just Another Perl Hacker" to standard output with a script that's obscure, or complex, or surprising, or just plain cool-looking. | | | Ian Molton wrote: > rbpark at ualberta.ca (Rob Park) wrote: >> >>$ perl -le 'print >>pack"C*",map{hex}grep!/^$/,split/(.{2})/,"4a75737420616e6f74686572205 >>065726c206861636b65722c"' Just another Perl hacker, > > Gack.... | | | > > printf("Just another C hacker\n"); That works in Perl too, of course. |
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http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/pipermail/lfs-chat/2003-March/008537.html
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| | shift' %% #Abigail perl -wle '(1 x $_) !~ /^(11+)\1+$/ && print while ++ $_' %% #Abigail perl -wle '(1 x $_) !~ /^(11+)\1+$/ && print while ++ $_' | | | %% #Abigail perl -wlpe '}$_=$.;{' file # Count the number of lines. | | | %% #Abigail perl -wlne '}for($.){print' file # Count the number of lines. |
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http://www.cpan.org/misc/japh
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| | Just Another Perl Hacker |
| | IPC::Door is a Perl interface to Solaris door library for fast (and local) interprocess communication. | | | A brief discussion of Phalanx, a project devoted to increasing the testing coverage of Perl and the key modules on the CPAN. | | | I will describe its use, limitation, and development plans. |
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http://www.justanotherperlhacker.org/lightning/yapcna2004.shtml
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| | Perl Course - Online |
| | Introduction to Perl class, or an understanding of Perl variables, functions, and syntax. | | | Rich wrote his first Perl program in 1994, and has been Just Another Perl Hacker ever since. | | | This course will cover intermediate and advanced Perl programming concepts, including: |
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http://www.hwg.org/services/classes/perlcourse.html
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| | MemberBios - Omaha Perl Mongers |
| | JayHannah – Just another Perl hacker, Perl was Jay's first "real" programming language back in 1993. | | | (monger?) I was introduced to perl in Bob Fulkerson's infamous CSCI 2850 Programming on the Internet course at UNO | | | Networking to me has nothing to do with any Operating System, it means Switches and Routers; – and Layer 3 Switching is just a form of routing |
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http://omaha.pm.org/kwiki/index.cgi?MemberBios
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| | NEEDSCRIPTS :: The elegance of JAPH: Just Another Perl Hacker Resource at Need Scripts |
| | This short script is written for a beginner and produces the output Just another Perl hacker. | | | Need Scripts : Perl : Tips and Tutorials : Development : The elegance of JAPH: Just Another Perl Hacker | | | in this article the author also examines a few simple examples of the JAPH that will surprise even the most seasoned campaigners. |
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http://www.needscripts.com/Resource/10746.html
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| | JAPH |
| | A JAPH is a bit of code that prints "Just another Perl hacker," There is one at the install perl page. | | | For example, here is the letter "P", the hard way. | | | JAPH's are one species of Perl obfuscated code, an art in itself. |
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http://www.frontiernet.net/~hsweet/programming/japh.htm
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| | Just Another Perl Hacker in Washington DC - 10/30/96 |
| | If you are in systems administration or just a computer hacker in general, this one is worth hiring a babysitter for. | | | Randal Schwartz of Stonehenge Consulting, systems administrator, Perl hacker extraordinaire, and oh, yes, convicted felon will be here to talk to us. | | | Just Another Perl Hacker in Washington DC - 10/30/96 |
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http://www.dc-sage.org/calendar/event_96_10_30.html
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| | HotScripts.com :: CGI and Perl :: Development :: The elegance of JAPH: Just Another Perl Hacker |
| | Description: A mainstay of the Perl culture, JAPH is a short script that produces the output "Just another Perl hacker." Although written for the beginner or intermediate Perl programmer, this article examines a few simple examples of the JAPH genre that will surprise and engage even the most seasoned devotee. | | | You can be the FIRST one to write a review for The elegance of JAPH: Just Another Perl Hacker. | | | HotScripts.com :: CGI and Perl :: Development :: The elegance of JAPH: Just Another Perl Hacker |
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http://www.images.hotscripts.com/Detailed/11376.html
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| | Nerdy Perl .sigs |
| | -- ## Adam Spiers ## musician and hacker ## me@adamspiers.org ## http://tigerpig.org $@=>$_=q^*{$Just =bless{},'$another ';"\$Perl \::$hacker,"}=sub{print$%[$.++];$ },eval join+v45.62,(q)$q))x v54^,s.(?<=\$)\w*[\s,].f if+push@%,$and.sixmegs,eval | | | -- /- Adam Spiers, Computing Officer, New College, Oxford University, UK -/, #!perl -l.sig 'cello, jazz, cycling, juggling, Linux, security, anti-M$ open$[;$;=q,,,$-++?$?:($#=lc<0>),$==$=>>++$*,$- ++, map {($k=ord)-=$=+$*, $c=($k and$-+$*)<<$*,$k>>=$-;$;.=($#=~m[^.{$k}(.{$c})])[$[],$#=$'}(split// =>(q,.";7=/43+':,)[$===$[]);;s;;$\;;, y$k, /u-$c@.kau$andandsand/ \andandprintande; | | | -- perl -le '@^M=map(ord()-($=>>1)=>split//,qq/\$!4 1"*!\47!1!/);*$=\q/(.*)/;sub _ {$^M.=($_[0]=~/.{$^M[$.++]}(.{$^M[$.++]})/)[0]}$SIG{__WARN__}=$SIG{__DIE__}=*_,map eval()=>split m)),q,goto delete(42) /?/ :: goto eval"}";die$@,;$_=$^M,$,= chr(--($==$=+($=>>$^F))),y, \166,,,s$\$\$(r)\$\$$\$,\$1\$2\u\$^X\$3\$2$;print' |
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http://adamspiers.org/computing/perl_signatures.html
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| | Google Zeitgeist has perl programming as the #2 pop tech query |
| | I found this [1] perlmonks remark noteworthy here:...October 2004, Google Zeitgeist [2] has perl programming as the #2 pop tech query for the last month; coming in just after software... | | | Google Zeitgeist has perl programming as the #2 pop tech query | | | [1] http://perlmonks.org/index.pl?node_id=410344 [2] http://www.google.com/press/zeitgeist.html -- __________________________________________________________________ Stas Bekman JAm_pH ------> Just Another mod_perl Hacker http://stason.org/ mod_perl Guide ---> http://perl.apache.org mailto:stas@[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://use.perl.org http://apacheweek.com http://modperlbook.org http://apache.org http://ticketmaster.com |
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http://www.talkaboutprogramming.com/group/perl.advocacy/messages/401.html
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| | Ima::Moron |
| | Most of my Perl code can be found on search.cpan.org. | | | The return of the Perl Book Litmus Test |
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http://mungus.schwern.org/~schwern
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| | DDJ>The Perl of Wizdom |
| | Join the JCP Program and help continue the advancement of the Java platform by sharing your views, ideas and thoughts. | | | Dobb's Journal, DotNetJunkies, MSDN Magazine, Sys Admin, SD Expo, SD Magazine, SqlJunkies, The Perl Journal, Unixreview, Windows Developer Network, New Architect | | | WEPIN Store Perl script on a T-Shirt becomes an unexportable munition |
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http://www.ddj.com/documents/s=967/ddj9562a/perl.htm
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| | Tip #816 - JAVH: Just another VIM Hacker : vim online |
| | Perl has it's JAPH Just Another Perl Hacker (a short script that produces the output 'Just another Perl hacker' (Just Google for it)) I thought one day I'd try to something similar with VIM, the trick being to make it as obscure as possible:- | | | Tip #816 - JAVH: Just another VIM Hacker : vim online | | | Questions about Vim should go to vim@vim.org after searching the archive. |
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http://vim.sourceforge.net/tips/tip.php?tip_id=816
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| | If only you could be me... |
| | Most seasoned hackers (especially Perl or other scripting language) will come and smile. | | | The term has come from JAPR (Just Another Perl Hacker) which was coined by (I believe) a certain Randal Schwartz probably a Perl Hacker. | | | bighead: but it just doesn't play well in ruby. |
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http://puggy.symonds.net/~bighead/jarh.html
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| | Just another Perl hacker |
| | print$2while s/(..)(.)//; aber auch durch Einbinden von "Just another Perl hacker" in sehr undurchsichtigen Code: $_='987;s/^(d+)/$1-1/e;$1?eval:print"Just another Perl hacker"';eval; oder auch einfach nur dadurch | | | JAPH Intschon Standby Sexmuffel Ehrwald Eugippius Programm Wolfhart26.jpg | | | pl:Just another Perl hacker en:Just another Perl hacker |
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http://www.infomia.com/wiki,index,goto,JAPH.html
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| | Just another Perl hacker - Wikipedia |
| | aber auch durch Einbinden von "Just another Perl hacker" in sehr undurchsichtigen Code: | | | Ein Perl-Programm, das "Just another Perl hacker" ausgibt, wobei der Programmcode meistens so verunstaltet wurde, dass man diese Funktion dem Quellcode nicht sofort ansieht. | | | oder auch einfach nur dadurch, dass das Programm aussieht, als würde es etwas ganz anderes und simples tun, unabhängig von der Ausgabe des Satzes "Just another Perl hacker". |
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http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Just_another_Perl_hacker
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| | just another perl hacker - OneLook Dictionary Search |
| | We found one dictionary with English definitions that includes the word just another perl hacker: | | | Tip: Click on the first link on a line below to go directly to a page where "just another perl hacker" is defined. | | | just another perl hacker - OneLook Dictionary Search |
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http://www.onelook.com/?w=just+another+perl+hacker&ls=a
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| | RE: (begin (display "just another Perl hacker") (newline)) |
| | Perl is know for, and was partially born from, taking what is best in various languages and put them together. | | | in reply to (begin (display "just another Perl hacker") (newline)) | | | RE: RE: (begin (display "just another Perl hacker") (newline)) |
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http://perlmonks.thepen.com/14664.html
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| | Journal of runrig (3385) |
| | I've just made the best bread ever at home in the bread machine, and everyone present agreed (though at first no one would try it). | | | I have this homenode of little consequence on Perl Monks that you probably have no interest in whatsoever. | | | All the Perl that's Practical to Extract and Report |
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http://use.perl.org/~runrig/journal/17822
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| | Re: World's First JAPH |
| | Concurrent and prior to that, I was signing my Usenet posts as Just another ______ hacker, where ______ was apropos to the group I was in (Unix, C, etc). | | | The JAPH archive picks up a bit later, since it was covering just the interesting ones about a year or so after I started doing something besides the plain print (or the text line before that). | | | Re: World's shortest JAPH (was: first) Sven Neuhaus |
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http://www.mail-archive.com/fwp@perl.org/msg00235.html
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| | Re: [ANNOUNCE]: mod_perl 1.99_10 :: ASPN Mail Archive :: modperl |
| | Stas Bekman wrote: > The uploaded file > > mod_perl-1.99_10.tar.gz This release: - is the first release to support the hashing randomization in perl 5.8.1. - requires httpd 2.0.46 or higher __________________________________________________________________ Stas Bekman JAm_pH ------> Just Another mod_perl Hacker http://stason.org/ mod_perl Guide ---> http://perl.apache.org mailto:stas@[...].org http://use.perl.org http://apacheweek.com http://modperlbook.org http://apache.org http://ticketmaster.com |
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http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Mail/Message/modperl/1820375
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| | CodePedia -> Just Another Perl Hacker |
| | A signature commonly used in the Perl community. | | | After it's introduction people wrote more and more fancy variations of it, some of which were extremely obsfuscated! |
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http://www.codepedia.com/1/Just+Another+Perl+Hacker
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| | It's the JAPH from about the first half of comp.lang.perl; I petered out after a while, but I know where I left off so can continue at will. | | | Perhaps someday I'll give an "Advanced PERL" course. | | | The tutorial this time should be much more extensive, although it still won't be comprehensive. |
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http://web.mit.edu/eichin/perl/JAPHs.dsc
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| | Just Another Perl Hackers' NETwork |
| | JAPH was originally: Just Another Perl Hacker, coined by Randal Schwartz, | | | If you were given a specific link on this site then use the full URL to access the page |
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http://www.japh.net
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| | Just Another Perl Hacker |
| | They have become popular at the Perl conferences in the last few years. | | | Maybe you just want to ask a question, or invite people to help you with your project, or boast about something you did, or tell a short cautionary story. | | | These things are all interesting and worth talking about, but there might not be enough to say about them to fill up thirty minutes. |
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http://www.justanotherperlhacker.org/lightning
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| | startpage |
| | If you haven't been here before, you might be interested in viewing our Welcome page. | | | Assembler, Basic, C/C++, C++ Builder, C#, Delphi / Kylix, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, |
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http://codepedia.com/wiki/printer.aspx?WikiID=1&p=Just+Another+Perl+Hacker
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