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Perl in your city
Over the years, I've been involved with a fair number of Bricolage implementations for different organizations. (For those that don't know, Bricolage is a large, Perl-based, publishing system.) Many of these organizations don't have a full-time Perl programmer on staff, and instead rely on external contracts to do the heavy lifting that comes up from time-to-time. However, most of these organizations have a "Web producer" or "Web manager" -- a generalist who helps with content updates, and smaller scale Web site changes -- and, almost without fail, that person eventually asks: How can I learn more about Perl?
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