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None of them have ever done programming of any sort...They want to be able to do minor mods in house or change things without having to go to me.

I hope you're sure you were really asked to teach them Perl, and I hope whoever's hiring you for this knows what he's doing, and that after a week's worth of lessons, the boss doesn't come to you and say something like "Did you teach them how to change the font color yet? That's mainly what I wanted."

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by theAcolyte (Pilgrim) on Aug 03, 2004 at 03:22 UTC
    LOL ... yes, yes, yes. This isn't even an issue. The 'class' is already at least competent in basic HTML. The site has a very complex CMS back end that was custom written for them ... they want to be able to modify -THAT-.