Re: [Sprawler-general] Little Intro

[Eric A. <and...@ce...>]

Welcome aboard Dru!

Dru Dru wrote:
> Hello everyone. I've just joined the team, I guess I
> made a good impression on Eric ;-)
> 
> Here's a little about myself, I'll try to keep it
> short.
> 
> I've started in LAN/WAN (actually LAN/MAN) and
> graduated to Internet Security (which I've been doing
> for the past 5 years).
> 
> I'm strongest with Perl and  feel competent with all
> aspects except for Perl/Tk and OO (ok and mod_perl)
> which I want to learn 
> both. I'm actually reading Mastering Perl/Tk now to
> learn it and write a little program to organize my
> huge collection of woodworking
> magazines (woodworking is my other hobby. More about
> that here: http://www.drusshop.com). I taught Perl
> myself and
> have written at least 2 dozens scripts/programs with
> the largest being 350 lines. 
> 
> I'm currently pursuing a bachelors degree in Computer
> Science and I'm just about finished with my first C++
> course (take the final
> this Friday). I breezed along (thanks to knowing
> Perl), until we got to Classes. I still haven't quite
> grasped them.
> 
> I decided to join this project because I would like to
> improve my programming skills, and get the experience
> of working on a large programming project. I'll be
> honest with you that I'm not the greatest programmer,
> but I
> like challenging work and I  work away on something
> until I complete it. Out of all the "Help Wanted's"
> posted,
> for a Perl Developer, Sprawler seemed the most
> interesting. After Eric told me a little more about
> the project,
> I'm quite intrigued and can't wait to get started.
> 
> If you need anything, feel free to email me. I check
> it a few times a day. If you would be kind
> enough to drop me a note kind of telling me where you
> are in the world and just a bit about yourself, I
> would appreciate it.
> 
> Thanks,
> Dru



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Eric Anderson	   Systems Administrator      Centaur Technology
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