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Looking to learn perl? COMPREHENSIVE list of online and dead-tree resources
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Picked up this one on XML on another forum: http://xmltwig.com/links.html
The FAQ at the top is fairly impressive. If you're starting out in XML and want to know how it works, what module to use, the differences between them, etc, that link is for you. |
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That seems to be a pretty nice list. Thanks for posting Hero.
For starting out using mod_perl, I found this page very useful in pointing out a few additional gotchas that I didn't find elsewhere: http://www.flatlineconstruct.com/ta...de_changes.html |
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Devshed's list of perl tutorials: Clicky
[edit by Scorpions4ever]Added what the link was about[/edit]
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~ishnid; Have you tried: [ search.cpan.org | perldoc | Java API | mysql.com | google ] Apostrophes are NOT used for possessive pronouns or for noun plurals, including acronyms. Last edited by Scorpions4ever : April 10th, 2005 at 08:06 PM. |
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Firefox search engine extensions for CPAN
Thanks to Xaqte on tek-tips.com, and the nice people who wrote them
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Web Applications
The best beginner book I've run across for writing web applications in Perl is MySQL and Perl for the Web because it covers many aspects of writing web apps. It is based on CGI.pm and DBI which are the way informed people start writing Perl CGI scripts. It covers many concepts with both explaination and code, including getting HTTP request parameters from CGI.pm, writing SQL queries with DBI placeholders, server and client-side session management, sending email and also mentions mod_perl. For some reason this book isn't on the PerlMonks list and other threads that discuss books get closed but I think it's an excellent starting point and worth mentioning.
If you just do occasional Perl web programming, CGI.pm and DBI may cover your needs, however if you build larger web applications you may soon find yourself looking for more. Here is an example progression:
Once you get beyond CGI.pm and DBI, online resources will become more useful than books as few books cover HTML::Template, CGI::Application, Catalyst and DBIx::Class (though Template Toolkit does have it's own excellent O'Reilly book). Last edited by Conundrum : May 9th, 2006 at 07:54 PM. |
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Erm, well, at the risk of recommending my own site, I hope Perl Circus would be considered a good resource for learning: http://www.perlcircus.org
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And don't forget PL/Perl in PostgreSQL, can do wonderfull things. Andrew Dunstan wrote some articles at the O'Reilly Network about Perl in PostgreSQL.
Have fun!
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PostgreSQL-manual Last edited by pgFrank : April 5th, 2008 at 04:36 PM. Reason: Lost in translation... |
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