Andy Lester: OSCON 2007 Lightning Talks
Preach it, brother. Preach it from the mountains!
(Also, there’s a grep replacement for you Winders folk too).
Craig Maloney
More than you cared to know
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Echoes…
- I wonder if it's too soon to post that Coffee House Coders is on Wednesday, so as to get it on @lmorchard's radar.
- Corralary: If you've let your codebase get to the point where developers complain it's formatted wrong, fire your management.
- Managed to set the coffee pot this morning without putting water in it. Got a nice hot pot of nothing this morning for my trouble
- No problem. Sorry the response was late. :) LMK if you want any more recommendations. :)
- voted for "disagree"
There’s an expectation that scripts are limited in size. So, depending on the program, it’s either a script or it isn’t, even for bash.
There’s also this idea that scripts are interpreted, and programs are compiled. Perl and Java are compiled to byte code, which is then interpreted. But Perl doesn’t generally save the compiled code to disk.
There is no hard limit to the size of a script. So, there’s no real difference between a program, a utility, a script or an application.