When do you not use PERL for a project?

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Joe Doe

  • Jul 8th, 2006
 

When:

- There's a lot of text processing

- Web-based applications

- Fast/expidient development

- Shell scripts grow into libraries

- Heavy Data manipulation (auditing, accounting, checking etc... backend processing)

- Data extraction

- transform

- loading (database etc.)

- System admin etc...

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Rajan Chayanam

  • Nov 19th, 2013
 

We would not opt PERL for the following :
1. Basic text manipulation (can be done with shell scripting)
2. For a web application having huge traffic like (twitter/facebook) etc.
3. To develop a CMS/ Blogs / websites (can be done more easily in PHP with tools build on PHP like Drupal / Wordpress etc.)
Thanks,
Rajan

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CHAKRAPANI PATEL

  • May 29th, 2014
 

Also if you are processing files (size in GB).

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Lalit

  • Dec 13th, 2014
 

In tasks where performance matters

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Chankey Pathak

  • Dec 22nd, 2014
 

What a bunch of stupid answers. "In tasks where performance matters"? Really? Do you plan to use Java for such tasks then? Well good luck!

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soumdgr8

  • Aug 1st, 2015
 

When your management is bad, and OOP is the only jargon they know without knowing its drawbacks.

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ahinav

  • Aug 22nd, 2015
 

Please read the question again ... when NOT to use perl ....

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pritish pattanaik

  • Feb 15th, 2017
 

- Dont use Perl when you have no idea about Perl.
- Dont use Perl when you have no idea about its use.
- Dont use Perl if don't understand this (TMTOWTDI)

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