dancer

Judging programmers based on their whiteboard skills is like judging a ballet dancer based on how eloquently he can describe his training routine.

But these programs are not just for being seen or read — like a graceful dancer, they move!

So set up another Hack Day without Go Go Dancers and go there instead of the Go Go Dancer day?

If a musician or dancer, two roles mentioned in the article, then making a living out of it is the definition of success!

I remember reading his bio about how he spent years training as a folk dancer.

In between she was a dancer (getting, of course, Deutsche Mark).

She is a ballet dancer, so I assume artists mostly everywhere (in the US--and Canada--I'm originally from Canada) are more welcoming.

And not just as a single dancer either, but a whole choreographed number — processes splitting and moving and recombining at great speeds, around and around again.

> But these programs are not just for being seen or read — like a graceful dancer, they move!

Is law enforcement on the engineering side of the comparison that was just made or the bartender/dancer side?

I don't think I was trying to be the top local dancer.

As a contra dancer, I actually find that about an inch of heel elevation in a shoe adds about a +1 or so skill bonus.

Or as a friend says: "the worst dancer in the world is better than the best non-dancer"

Searching "dancer" brought up related perl modules but not the primary one.

I also personally rate restaurants on the comfort and style of the furnishing, the "ambience", the location, and events, if any (a Lebanese restaurant I like occasionally has a belly dancer).

As a male, heterosexual ballroom and latin dancer -- who has never worn heels higher than men's 1.5" Latin dance shoes -- I totally get that there can be a real powerful, masculine feeling from walking strongly on the balls & toes.

If you want to make a web app with modern Perl practices, check out Mojolicious[1] or Dancer[2].

We’re currently in the process of migrating our front end codebase from a Perl stack (Perl, Dancer, and jQuery UI) over to a modern stack (Node.js, Express, and React).