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I'm aware of Modern Perl and recommend it for every novice, but as you mention, it is not a tutorial and thus doesn't have much to do with what the average newb
by Mithaldu 15y ago
I'm aware of Modern Perl and recommend it for every novice, but as you mention, it is not a tutorial and thus doesn't have much to do with what the average newbie is looking for. It's also not readable on the web.
- pwaring 15y agoThere's a HTML version available (the build scripts are available on GitHub), so it could be readable on the web.
- Mithaldu 15y agoI'm sure chromatic will read this at some point. Wonder what he thinks about setting it up as a proper website.
- chromatic 15y agoIf I produce a second edition, we will publish the HTML online as a proper website.
- Mithaldu 15y agoOh well. Better than nothing i guess. :)
- chromatic 15y agoGive me a couple of weeks. You may hear a pleasant announcement.
- Mithaldu 15y agoCheers. For what it's worth: My main concern in this is that any kind of widely-used perl tutorial needs to inherently updatable by a wide group of people. Modern Perl would make the cut because it's hosted in Git and a website could easily be generated from there in regular intervals.