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Introduction to PEAR by Timothy Boronczyk
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Introduction to PEAR by Timothy Boronczyk
http://codewalkers.com/tutorials/49/1.html
In Picking Up Perl, Bradley Kuhn cites a saying from the Perl community which says, "Perl promotes laziness, impatience and hubris." He explains how lazy programmers don't want to write the same routines repeatedly so they design their code to be reusable as much as possible. Impatient programmers write efficient programs to do work for them and programmers with pride write clean, readable code and share it with others. The PHP Extension and Application Repository (PEAR) brings this philosophy to PHP
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