1. The Perl Directory - Perl.org The perl Directory at perl.org. Links and other helpful resources for new and experienced perl programmers. http://www.perl.org/

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2. Perl.com: The Source For Perl -- Perl Development, Conferences The official perl home page, run by O Reilly Media, Inc. Contains documentation, news, and links to a variety of resources, including the O Reilly Open http://www.perl.com/

Sign In/My Account View Cart Articles ONLamp Weblog ... Podcasts Search Perl.com Downloads Documentation CPAN Mirror FAQs ... Search Perl Columns P5P Digest P6P Digest Perl Success Stories Sites Beautiful Code Databases Digital Media Emerging Telephony ... WebServices.XML.com Perl.com Happy 20th Anniversary, Perl! Perl.com includes resources on downloading and installing Perl a six-part tutorial on learning Perl Perl articles , and Perl weblogs to help new and experienced programmers refine their skills, solve problems, and contribute to the worldwide Perl community. Articles Reverse Callback Templating by James Robson Many programmers know of the two main systems of templating. One embeds actual source code into the template. The other provides a mini language with loops, conditionals, and other control structures. There is a third way a reverse callback system. James Robson explains this best-of-both-worlds approach by demonstrating Perl's Template::Recall module. Elements of Access Control by Vladi Belperchinov-Shabanski Some data is private. Other data, less so. Secure applications make it possibleand easyto keep user data visible to the right people and invisible to the wrong people. Vladi Belperchinov explains how access control works and demonstrates with working code suitable for implementing your own access controls. How to Tell Your Perl Story (at OSCON) by brian d foy Have you done something stunningly cool or staggeringly useful with Perl in the past year? Conference season will be here soon; it's time to consider giving a talk to your local monger group, a regional conference, or even OSCON. Perl track committee member brian d foy gives several guidelines to help you decide what to talk about and how to present it.

3. Perl - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Provides language history, function information and code examples. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perl

Perl From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search For other uses, see Perl (disambiguation) Perl Paradigm Multi-paradigm Appeared in Designed by Larry Wall Latest release December 18 , 104 days ago Typing discipline Dynamic Influenced by AWK BASIC BASIC-PLUS C ... Unix shell Influenced Python PHP Ruby ECMAScript ... http://www.perl.org/ Perl is a dynamic programming language created by Larry Wall and first released in . Perl borrows features from a variety of other languages including C shell scripting sh AWK ... sed and Lisp Perl was widely adopted for its strengths in text processing and lack of the arbitrary limitations of many scripting languages at the time. Contents History Name The camel symbol Overview ... edit History Larry Wall began work on Perl in 1987, while working as a programmer at Unisys and released version 1.0 to the comp.sources.misc newsgroup on December 18 . The language expanded rapidly over the next few years. Perl 2, released in 1988, featured a better regular expression engine. Perl 3, released in 1989, added support for binary data streams.

4. PERL -- Practical Extraction And Report Language This web document is a reorganized version of the perl.1 man page for perl version 4. (I will not be producing a revised version for perl5. http://www.cs.cmu.edu/cgi-bin/perl-man

PERL Practical Extraction and Report Language This web document is a re-organized version of the "perl.1" man page for PERL version 4. (I will not be producing a revised version for Perl5. However, someone else's hypertexted Perl5 manual may be found at many sites, including perl.com SYNOPSIS perl [options] filename args MASTER INDEX DESCRIPTION Introduction and Hype Starting a Perl Script Options Data Types and Objects ... ENVIRONMENT AUTHOR FILES /tmp/perl-eXXXXXX temporary file for -e commands. SEE ALSO a2p awk to perl translator s2p sed to perl translator DIAGNOSTICS TRAPS ERRATA AND ADDENDA (to "Programming Perl book) BUGS WWW Notes For quicker access, this document is now mirrored in many locations . The primary copy is still maintained at Carnegie-Mellon University By popular demand, I have also produced a single-page version of this document, suitable for printing. I consider it inferior to the original document, and I do not particularly endorse its use. I do request that people not attempt to mirror it.

5. CPAN The perl Archive Network, the gateway to all things perl. The canonical location for perl code and modules. http://www.cpan.org/

Comprehensive Perl Archive Network 2008-03-31 online since 1995-10-26 4272 MB 236 mirrors 6529 authors 13280 modules Welcome to CPAN! Here you will find All Things Perl. Browsing Perl modules Perl scripts Perl binary distributions ("ports") Perl source code ... recent Perl modules CPAN sites list CPAN sites map Searching Perl core documentation (perldoc.perl.org; Jon Allen) Perl core and CPAN modules documentation (Randy Kobes) CPAN modules, distributions, and authors (search.cpan.org) FAQ etc CPAN Frequently Asked Questions Perl FAQ Perl Mailing Lists Perl Bookmarks Yours Eclectically, The Self-Appointed Master Librarian (OOK!) of the CPAN Jarkko Hietaniemi cpan@perl.org CPAN master site hosted by

6. ActiveState - Dynamic Tools For Dynamic Languages ActiveState Open source technologybased tools and solutions for perl, PHP, Python, Tcl, XSLT on AIX, HP-UX, Linux, Solaris and Windows platforms. http://www.activestate.com/

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7. PerlMonks - The Monastery Gates A community committed to sharing perl knowledge and coding tips. The site contains questions and answers, useful snippets, and a library of code. http://www.perlmonks.org/

Keep It Simple, Stupid PerlMonks The Monastery Gates Log in Create a new user The Monastery Gates Super Search ... What's New =superdoc: print w/ replies xml Need Help ... Donations gladly accepted If you're new here please read PerlMonks FAQ and Create a new user Want Mega XP? Prepare to have your hopes dashed, join in on the: poll ideas quest 2007 (10520 days remain) New Questions Cryptology in the database on Mar 31, 2008 at 01:03 1 reply by patspam Dear monks, Pity my CPAN/Google-fu, but I'm finding Perl database encryption resources to be very few and far between. Can any monks shine some light here? By database encryption I'm talking about the use of symmetric keys to store encrypted data in a db (not ssl communication with a db). I've been reading Kevin Kenan's book "Cryptology in the database" (Symantec Press) which presents a fairly thorough architecture (including Cryptographic Engine, Key Vault/Manifest/Manager, Crypto Provider/Consumer) with a sample implementation in Java. I understand that a local software-based key store is going to have to essentially rely on obfuscation to protect the master encryption key (Kenan advocates the use of key-encrypting keys split into at least 2 files to makes things at least non-trivial for an attacker) so I suppose implementing a cryptosystem architecture in code (as opposed to in an external tamper-proof hardware device) isn't all that appealing - still I'm surprised the CPAN doesn't contain any attempts at implementing a working system..? (or maybe I just haven't found it yet..)

8. Use Perl: All The Perl That's Practical To Extract And Report The perl 6 design team met by phone on 12 March 2008. Allison, Jerry, Will, Mitchell, Nicholas, Jesse, and chromatic attended. http://use.perl.org/

Stories Slash Boxes Comments use Perl Search use Perl All the Perl that's Practical to Extract and Report Navigation FAQ About Submit Story Older Stories ... Preferences Poll Poll What I like most about perl 5.10 say state variables // (defined or) ~~ (smart match) regexp improvements switch statement (given, when) all of the above none of the above (write-in) Results Polls Comments: Login Log In Nickname Password Public Terminal Create a new account Recent Journals [domm] YAPC::Europe 2007 Survey Results [hex] Oh joy! Firefox 3 is too secure for PAUSE. ... [rjbs] put pod coverage exceptions in your pod Quick Links The Perl Review Perl Directory Perl Mongers CPAN ... Using Java Classes in Perl Older Stuff March 20 New CPAN Distributions for March 20, 2008 The Perl Review, Spring 2008 March 19 ... New CPAN Distributions for March 30, 2008 Call for Venue for YAPC::Europe 2009 Journal written by domm (4030) and posted by grinder on 2008.03.30 8:56 While we are all looking forward to YAPC::Europe 2008 in Copenhagen , it's time for the YAPC::Europe Venue Committee to consider suitable hosts for the 2009 conference. Any dedicated group interested in hosting YAPC::Europe::2009 should send a brief statement of intent to venue@yapceurope.org as soon as possible. For this first statement of intent a few lines like "City.pm is interested in hosting YAPC::Europe 2009" will be enough.

9. Mod_perl: Welcome To The Mod_perl World mod_perl brings together the full power of the perl programming language mod_perl gives you a persistent perl interpreter embedded in your web server. http://perl.apache.org/

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10. Perl Version 5.10.0 Documentation - Perldoc.perl.org Core documentation for the current version of perl, in HTML and PDF formats. Features include highlighting and linking of code examples, labels, http://perldoc.perl.org/

perldoc.perl.org Manual: Overview Tutorials FAQs History / Changes ... Licence Reference: Language Functions Operators Special variables ... Platform specific Links: CPAN Perl.org Perl.com Perl Buzz ... Use Perl Contact: Site maintained by Jon Allen JJ Last updated on 22 February 2008 See the project page for more details Show navigation Perl 5.10.0 documentation Show toolbar Home Perl version 5.10.0 documentation Contents perldoc.perl.org contains the core documentation for Perl version 5.10.0, in HTML and PDF formats. To find out what's new in Perl 5.10.0, read the perldelta manpage. If you are new to the Perl language, good places to start reading are the introduction and overview at perlintro , and the extensive FAQ section, which provides answers to over 300 common questions. Site features Fast page lookup For quicker navigation, enter any Perl function, manpage, or core module name into the search box to jump directly to the appropriate section (full search results will still be available). Highlighting and linking of code examples The Perl documentation contains thousands of examples of Perl code. These feature syntax highlighting and linking of function / module names to their respective documentation pages, e.g.

11. Perl O Reilly is a leader in technical and computer book documentation for perl. http://www.oreilly.com/pub/topic/perl

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12. Planet Perl - An Aggregation Of Perl Blogs Planet perl is an aggregation of perl blogs from around the world. Its an often interesting, occasionally amusing and usually perl related view of a small http://planet.perl.org/

Planet Perl Colophon Planet Perl is an aggregation of Perl blogs from around the world. Its an often interesting, occasionally amusing and usually Perl related view of a small part of the Perl community. Posts are filtered on perl related keywords. The list of contributors changes periodically. You may also enjoy Planet Parrot or Planet Perl Six for more focus on their respective topics. Perl blogs Adam Turoff (feed) Ask Bj¸rn Hansen (feed) ... (feed) Planet Perl provides its aggregated feeds in Atom RSS 2.0 , and RSS 1.0 , and its blogroll in FOAF and OPML Planetarium There is life on other planets. A heck of a lot, considering the community of Planet sites forming. It's the Big Bang all over again! Planet Parrot Planet SixPerl Advogato Fedora People ... Planet Catalyst This site is powered by Python (via planetplanet ) and maintained by Robert and Ask Site Information and Contacts March 31, 2008 v x Thomas Klausner YAPC::Europe 2007 Survey Results After quite some time, we (that is, Andrea) finally found some time to take a close look at the feedback we got via the survey from all attendees. We got back 205 replies (60.3% - very impressiv, thanks!) and some very good suggestions for future YAPC organisers. http://vienna.yapceurope.org/ye2007/ye2007-survey.pdf

13. Learn Perl - Learn Perl Books, mailinglists, and news for people learning or interested in learning perl. http://learn.perl.org/

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14. The Perl Foundation Dedicated to the advancement of perl through discussion, collaboration, design, and code. Coordinates perl.org, perl Monks, perl Mongers, and Yet Another http://www.perlfoundation.org/

Search: About Who's Who Steering Committee Legal Tax Returns ... Foundation Blog Official Wikis Perl 5 wiki Perl 6 wiki Parrot wiki Get Involved Want to Help? Make a Donation Fund Drive Status Grants Sponsors Sponsored Grants Grants Microgrants ... Google Summer of Code Foundation News Press Release Archive Archived News Events YAPC North America YAPC Europe YAPC South America YAPC Asia Affiliates Perl.com Perl.org Perl Jobs Perl Mongers ... CPAN Hosting provided by: Grab a feed: The Perl Foundation The Perl Foundation is dedicated to the advancement of the Perl programming language through open discussion, collaboration, design, and code. The Perl Foundation coordinates the efforts of numerous grass-roots Perl-based groups, including: International Yet Another Perl Conferences Carries the legal responsibility for Perl 5, Perl 6 and Parrot perl.org Perl Mongers PerlMonks The Perl Foundation is dedicated to the advancement of the Perl programming language through open discussion, collaboration, design, and code. The Perl Foundation is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization based in Holland, Michigan. Recent Changes in Tag news YAPC::NA 2009 Call for Venue Welcome, once again, to the Yet Another Perl Conference, North America Call For Venue! The 2009 YAPC::NA marks the 10th anniversary for YAPC. Wow, 10 years of YAPC! This year we've decided to try something a little different. After some discussion and feedback, we've decided to take an approach similar to YAPC::EU. We're putting out the request for bids now, with a June 1 deadline. This gives the Conferences Committee time to review the bids and make a decision to be announced at this year's YAPC::NA in Chicago.

15. Larry Wall's Perl Page Almost anything related to perl, including kits, ports and docs can be found on the Comprehensive perl Archive Network, CPAN for short. http://www.wall.org/~larry/perl.html

Larry Wall's Very Own Perl Page Perl books: You can order them from , 1-800-998-9938. Local/overseas is 1-707-829-0515. If you can locate an O'Reilly order form, you can also fax to 1-707-829-0104. Here are some recommended books: Programming Perl (the Camel Book) Learning Perl (the Llama Book) Learning Perl on Win32 Systems (the Gecko Book) The Perl Cookbook (the Ram Book) Advanced Perl Programming (the Panther Book) Mastering Regular Expressions (the Owls Book) The Perl Conference: See http://conference.perl.com Other Perl Stuff: Almost anything related to Perl, including kits, ports and docs can be found on the Comprehensive Perl Archive Network, CPAN for short. (If you don't know of a CPAN site near you the CPAN multiplexor will help you find one.) Good places to start Webbing include www.perlmonks.org www.perl.com www.perl.org , and perl.oreilly.com . These sites contain a wealth of information, history, FAQs, resources, documentation, and lots of things we could say here but it would be redundant.. If you have a Perl question that is not answered in the Fine Manual , and I don't answer right away, try comp.lang.perl.misc (after reading the Perl FAQs, of course). If you have a Perl 5 question, try mail to

16. Perl Tutorial: Start Please note This tutorial was written in the early 1990 s for version 4 of perl. Although it is now significantly out of date, it was a popular source of http://www.comp.leeds.ac.uk/Perl/start.html

Perl Tutorial: Start Please note: This tutorial was written in the early 1990's for version 4 of Perl. Although it is now significantly out of date, it was a popular source of information for many people over many years. It has therefore been left on-line as part of the historical archive of the Internet. Please also note that many of the external hyperlinks no longer function. This is the start of a tutorial on Perl, originally run by me, Nik Silver, as the first part of a one-day hands-on workshop at the School of Computer Studies University of Leeds , in the UK. The second part of the workshop looked at designing pages for the World Wide Web using Perl to deal with buttons and text boxes to generate custom Web pages on the fly. Creating a Web page without all these things is a much easier task. There is information about how to do this at Leeds but otherwise you should look at NCSA's definitive Beginner's Guide to HTML There are plenty of other Perl tutorials around, and most (if not all) of them can be found at the UF/NA Perl Archive . However I wanted something that included exercises developing a consistent theme; none of the others seemed to do this.

17. Perl Cheat Sheet - Juerd's Site perl 5 cheat sheet v8 by Juerd Waalboer, http//juerd.nl/ CONTEXTS SIGILS ARRAYS HASHES void $scalar whole @array %hash scalar @array slice @array0, http://juerd.nl/site.plp/perlcheat

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19. Perl Programming & Tutorials From About.com Learn perl Programming perl tutorials from beginner to advanced, perl resources for programmers. http://perl.about.com/

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20. EPIC - Eclipse Perl Integration Free plugin for the Eclipse IDE, including features such autocompleteion of method names, syntax checking and coloring, debugger, source formatter, http://e-p-i-c.sourceforge.net/

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