The best Perl developer in the industry for May 2010?
Not sure I agree with the list but figured it was worth posting anyway.
Best Web Design Agencies, the independent authority on the best web designing companies, has announced the best Perl developer in the industry for May 2010. Numerous applicants have contacted the independent authority seeking to be ranked. An independent research team was assigned to review each applicant. After extensive review each of the firms on the list were determined to be the best at PHP development.
An extensive evaluation process performed by an experienced research team with bestwebdesignagencies.com is what separates the best development firms on this list from the rest of the industry. The team also contacts at least three clients of every vendor in order to obtain an evaluation from their perspective. Questions are asked of clients such as, "How easy is the web application to use for various users?" or "Is the code simplified to allow for developers to add onto and document code easily for future development?".
The best PHP developer for May 2010 is:
- Multimedia
- Cyber Sprocket Labs
- Cluster Infoway
The independent authority on the best web designing companies, bestwebdesignagencies.com, launched in 2009 with the goal of finding the best web design services in the industry. The independent authority assigned a specified research to review each applicant. Once the evaluations were complete, a list of the best was released. Even more information is available on the site beyond the independent rankings including a full directory listing of web design and development firms, news and information, and much more.
Any Perl developer that would like to be considered for ranking can apply at:
http://www.bestwebdesignagencies.com/rankings/web-design-agencies/apply-for-ranking
I blog about Perl.
Do you mean Perl or PHP?
I'm very confused by this. I've never heard of this award, or the company giving it... additionally they seem to be PHP oriented rather than Perl.
Typically the Perl community prefers to award merit using its own internal metrics and shuns close connections with companies like this.
Despite all this confusion, it appears that there is actually a
Perl list, although I've never heard of any of the said companies on that list.
well at least one of these companies has contributed to CPAN http://search.cpan.org/~csa/