How to teach
How to teach "Modern" Perl? Since I started my Perl Tutorial series a couple of people commented on what and how I am teaching. Some people asked why did I show "open or die" and why not using autodie. Others recommended the use [dist://IO::All] instead of open. Another complaint was the introduction of time and localtime instead of [dist://DateTime]. While I was mostly writing parts of my regular
The Perl editor and IDE market
The Perl editor and IDE market A week ago I published the Perl Editor and IDE Poll results and Adam Kennedy wrote about his plans with Strawberry Perl for Windows. It was strange to see several people trying to fiercely defend vi or emacs from these GUI based IDE people. I know many people feel strongly that their editor of choice is the best and everybody should use it but I don't think so. I don
Perl in your language
Perl in your language I envy the PHP web site where they have links to the translations of their documentation. Even though it is not linked from the main page they seem to accept that not everyone knows English well enough. In the Perl community we cold actually do much better than that. On perl.org or maybe even on perldoc.perl.org and on learn.perl.org we could have a list of languages on the l
What is Modern Perl?
What is Modern Perl? Some time ago chromatic wrote about Modern Perl. I thought it to be a neat idea but did not follow up. Based on the first post I thought it is mostly about the use of high powered advanced features while now reading some of the comments I understand that at least in part Modern Perl is about helping beginners. That's much more interesting to me as I feel I understand that part
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