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by GuB-42
2114 days ago
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With proper development practices, you can write clean Perl, even if you don't know much about the language. It has the same constructs as most other procedural languages and you can apply the same principles. Object orientation is a bit tricky though. The thing is, Perl won't help you with discipline. If you want write-only code, Perl will compile it, no problem. For that reason, it is the language of choice for one liners and throwaway scripts (and that's how I use it most or the times). But writing clean Perl is perfectly doable, though I usually prefer static languages if maintainable code is a priority (no Perl, no shell, not even Python). |
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