I got an email asking me to add this link to pm.org. We don't have those kinds of links on the page, but even if we did I'd be unlikely to add a link to a page that doesn't specify the correct character set.
You'll have more luck looking at the page if you tell your browser that it's Cyrillic.
This is a really old (albeit rather good) Perl tutorial written in Russian. I remember reading it in 1997 or so. It is available in many places on the Net and was even published on paper several years ago.
is there an appropriate place that links to perl tutorials, slides, documentation?
I know there are pages that link to each of training, perl.com, etc but no central site where I can search for any information on say using worldpay with perl or sending email.
I'd be interested in setting something like this up but don't have the capacity to host it, I contacted ask about organising a cabal to overhaul and manage the websites but got no reply. The TPF site still doesn't mention the LPW or any events in 200
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@JAPH = qw(Hacker Perl Another Just);
print reverse @JAPH;
is there an appropriate place that links to perl tutorials, slides, documentation?
I've always found the Perlmonks tutorial page [perlmonks.org] an excellent resource, and I regularly give our students a whirlwind tour of Perlmonks after class. Perlmonks links to some external content, but it's by no means a comprehensive list.
One way of making resources more visible (even if it doesn't form a comprehensive site) is to add them to The Open Directory Project [dmoz.org], which forms the basis of categorized directories for Goo
per-tutorial (Score:1)
perl knowledge base (Score:2)
I know there are pages that link to each of training, perl.com, etc but no central site where I can search for any information on say using worldpay with perl or sending email.
I'd be interested in setting something like this up but don't have the capacity to host it, I contacted ask about organising a cabal to overhaul and manage the websites but got no reply. The TPF site still doesn't mention the LPW or any events in 200
@JAPH = qw(Hacker Perl Another Just);
print reverse @JAPH;
Re:perl knowledge base (Score:1)
I've always found the Perlmonks tutorial page [perlmonks.org] an excellent resource, and I regularly give our students a whirlwind tour of Perlmonks after class. Perlmonks links to some external content, but it's by no means a comprehensive list.
One way of making resources more visible (even if it doesn't form a comprehensive site) is to add them to The Open Directory Project [dmoz.org], which forms the basis of categorized directories for Goo
Re:perl knowledge base (Score:2)
Some kind of knowledge base that people can add courses, talks, etc would be good.
@JAPH = qw(Hacker Perl Another Just);
print reverse @JAPH;