[Ilugc] [event report] Linux for web development
- From: vkslist@xxxxxxxxx (VK Sameer)
- Date: Fri, 8 Jun 2012 03:38:43 +0000 (UTC)
Animesh Sheolikar <sheolikar.animesh at ...> writes:
Thanks for quick reply,
But i did not found any advanced tutorial covering oops .And also in perl
docs examples are not clear enough to explain concept.
so i was thinking is there any other tutorial?
The best introduction to Perl, both the basics and OOP, I've read is: Object
Oriented Perl: A Comprehensive Guide to Concepts and Programming Techniques by
Damien Conway [1], Manning Publications.
Once you've read through at least the first 4-5 chapters, go through perlintro,
perldsc [2], perltoot, perlstyle, perltrap, perlcheat. If you're serious about
Perl, get the O'Reilly Perl Cookbook, and Perl Best Practices (also by Damien).
Finally, Perl has a very good ecosystem for debugging, testing, and re-using
code (CPAN). Please read through perldebtut and perlfaq.
perlfaq1: General Questions About Perl
perlfaq2: Obtaining and Learning about Perl
perlfaq3: Programming Tools
perlfaq4: Data Manipulation
perlfaq5: Files and Formats
perlfaq6: Regular Expressions
perlfaq7: General Perl Language Issues
perlfaq8: System Interaction
perlfaq9: Networking
perltoc is a big help as well. All of the above from running perldoc <name>
(e.g., perldoc perltoc).
[1] He is able to convey complicated concepts in an amazingly simple and
intuitive way. Sacrilegiously, streets ahead of Tom Christiansen and Randal
Schwartz.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Damian_Conway
[2] If you're not a die-hard OOP fan, you'll be surprised at how much can be
done using the basic data structures. Esp. with anonymous functions.
HTH,
Sameer
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