References
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There are lots of materials available about Perl on the Internet.
Of course, the first stop is
the Perl homepage
. You can also subscribe to
The Perl Journal
, which is slightly advanced.
6.1 Books
- Programming Perl by Larry Wall is the standard book on Perl. Also known as the camel book it is not for easy reading. However, if you consider serious Perl programming, this is a must. Published by O'Reilly and Associates, it is available for around $30-$40.
- Learning Perl by Randal L Schwartz is a very good book to get you started. It is much easier to read than the camel book. Again from O'Reilly and Associates, it is available for around $20-$30.
- Perl Cookbook by Tom Christiansen is a very good book to look for quick solutions. If you have an idea of Perl, this is the book to buy, for very well explained real life examples. This book illustrates the Perl motto There Is More Than One Way To Do It to the core ! From O'Reilly and Associates, it is available for around $30-$40.
6.2 WWW
6.3 Scripts' Archives
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http://www.cpan.org
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http://www.freecode.com
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http://www.weberdev.com
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http://www.scriptsearch.com
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http://www.developer.com
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