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2003 WebGUI Perl Programming Contest Results
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Date Published: 2004-01-17
The First Annual WebGUI Perl Programming is over, the votes have been tallied, and the winners chosen.
Before we get into the details, we'd like to thank the participants for
putting in the effort to make WebGUI a better system and the WebGUI
Community stronger.
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Extending and Embedding Perl (Chapter 11)
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Date Published: 2002-12-03
Just like any
other piece of software, Perl is not a finished product; it's still being developed
and has a lively development community. Both the authors are regular contributors
to Perl, and we'd like to encourage you to think about getting involved with Perl's
continued maintenance and development. This chapter will tell you what you need
to know to begin.
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Extending and Embedding Perl (Chapter 2)
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Date Published: 2002-11-26
This chapter will introduce the fundamentals
of interfacing Perl to the C programming language; we assume you have a basic
understanding of C, as described in chapter 1. Before we can describe how to do
this, we much first explain how Perl modules work and how they are created.
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Object Oriented Perl (Chapter 11)
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Date Published: 2002-11-19
Encapsulation is one of the cornerstones of
object orientation, but it's the area in which Perl's support for object-oriented
programming is weakest. Many would argue that enforced encapsulation is against
Perl's philosophy of freedom and flexibility in programming. However, there are
situations when too much freedom becomes a trap, and too much flexibility makes
it hard to build solid code. Fortunately, Perl's flexibility can be turned against
itself to provide a means of building objects that respect the encapsulation imposed
by their classes.
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Object Oriented Perl (Chapter 3)
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Date Published: 2002-11-12
If you've ever used another object-oriented
programming language, or been traumatized by some prior exposure to object orientation,
you've probably dreading tackling object orientation in Perl -- more syntax, more
semantics, more rules, more complexity. On the other hand, if you're entirely
new to object orientation, you're likely to be equally nervous about all those
unfamiliar concepts, and how you're going to keep them all straight in your head
while you learn the specific Perl syntax and semantics. Relax! Object-oriented
Perl isn't like that at all. To do real, useful, production-strength object-oriented
programming in Perl you only need to learn about one extra function, one straight-forward
piece of additional syntax, and three very simple rules.
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Data Munging with Perl (Chapter 3)
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Date Published: 2002-11-05
There are a number of Perl idioms that will
be useful in many data munging programs. Rather than introduce them in the text
when they are first met, we will discuss them all here.
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Data Munging with Perl (Chapter 2)
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Date Published: 2002-10-29
When munging data there are a number of general
principles which will be useful across a large number of different tasks. In this
chapter we will take a look at some of these techniques.
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