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Take the guesswork out of using regular expressions. With more than 140 practical recipes, this cookbook provides everything you need to solve a wide range of real-world problems. Novices will learn basic skills and tools, and programmers and experienced users will find a wealth of detail. Each recipe provides samples you can use right away.
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Do you know Rails Rumble or Node Knockout?
They are both 48-hour long, on-line competitions, or hackathons if you wish
for the respective communities. They build beautiful things during these competitions.
It's time time that we, in the Perl community will have our own competition!
Let me announce the Perl Maven Competition
For the full article visit Announcing the Perl Maven Competition
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Last week I posted a list of the most popular perl-related web sites based
on their Alexa rating. Apparently I missed quite a few Perl-based open source products. Many thanks to the people who
sent me the links!
This time I put together the list of the 23 Perl-based open source products. I was especially interested
in products serving the more generic public. Not just other Perl developers.
For the full article visit 23+2 Perl based open source products
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ConFoo is one of the most important developer-oriented conferences in North-America.
It has a wide range of topics, but as of now, Perl is not included yet.
For the full article visit ConFoo 2013 in Montreal - Call for Papers is Now Open!
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Have you ever wondered which Perl-related sites have the biggest audience?
I checked it now.
For the full article visit The most popular Perl web sites
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August was a hot month and I spent a week in Germany. That started out as cool and nice
and ended as too hot.
I also published 15 articles.
For the full article visit Report for August and TODO for September 2012
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Sometimes people ask me: How many people are in the Perl community?
If this happens at a YAPC or a Perl Workshop I might ask back: What is the Perl community?
or Who is in the Perl community?.
If this is in a Perl training class, especially in a beginner
level training class, I cannot do that. I need to come up with a number and 42 does not work well.
For the full article visit What is the size of the Perl community?
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At the end of April 2012 I collected some data on the number of members of
the Google+ and Facebook pages of Perl projects.
I left out LinkedIN but as Gautam Dey also mentioned, it would be interesting to see the numbers there too.
For the full article visit Perl developers and LinkedIN
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When showing examples in Perl I have a huge problem.
On one hand, I'd like to show only really good stuff, that assumes a recent version of perl with recent modules from CPAN.
That's what the so called Modern Perl or Enlightened Perl movements promote.
On the other hand I'd like to be useful to people working in the real world.
For the full article visit Enlightened Modern Perl or useful Perl?
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Get a clear roadmap for improving your skills with Intermediate Perl, and gain working knowledge of Perl's objects, references, and modules—ingredients that make the language so versatile and effective. Written by the authors of the bestselling Llama book, Learning Perl, and updated for Perl 5.14, this book offers a gentle but thorough introduction to intermediate programming in Perl.
