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Learning to Count on Perl at the Census Bureau

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Tags: techies, content management, open source, programming tools, php, linux, management, applications

Overview Like many government agencies, the U.S. Census Bureau leaves the selection of programming tools up to their techies, and more than a few in the back rooms of bureaucracy cut their teeth on Perl and a whole line of open source solutions. The Senior Internet Technology Architect who oversees system administration, content management, and application development for some of the servers at the bureau, developed two critical Web applications, which put Perl, Apache, Linux, MySQL, and PHP through their paces have made quite an impact within government circles.

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Publisher: O'Reilly Media
File Format: HTML
Date Published: Sep 13, 2007
Format: White Papers

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