[epf-core] Perl Book/Articles
Mark Keating
mdk at shadowcatsystems.co.uk
Wed Apr 30 16:23:09 BST 2008
Okay, if you have been following the thread on Cat. lists, I suggested
this in response to JShirley's brilliant idea:
"A Developers Perl book sounds like a good idea.
Perl for Enterprise: A look at Enlightened Perl Development
That way you could cover quite a few camps at once, if it took a theme
such as bringing an app into existence (as already mentioned here)
including all aspects of dev. then it might even elicit some general
interest to other language developers who are very confused as to the
current state of Perl."
So here's a thought. Why don't we use this as a starting point for
EPO? Not the book immediately, but getting a group of the EP project
people to write a small set of instructions/guides to setting up a
simple App. using their tools. We could run it as a quick introductory
guide and generate interest and feedback almost immediately.
If this is a good idea, respond and lets make our hit list of:
What App.?
What Modules/Projects?
Who do we volunteer to write their bit of the guide and provide code
snippets :) ?
Mark Keating BA (Hons)
Managing Director
Shadowcat Systems Limited
http://www.shadowcat.co.uk
'Sufficiently Advanced Technology'
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