| Walt Mankowski on 5 Mar 2008 12:39:35 -0800 |
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On Wed, Mar 05, 2008 at 03:27:34PM -0500, brent saner wrote: > Kyle R. Burton wrote: > | What about learning perl and programming perl are not quite right > | for you? Iow, what's missing from learning perl wrt being an > | introductory book? > | > | Other recommendations > | > | Perl Cookbook - from the pragmatic perspective - to just see how > | some things are done Object Oriented Perl - by Damian Conway Higher > | Order Perl - by MJD > | > | The last two are not introductions to Perl itself, but OOP is good > | for learning OOP in perl and HOP is good for other reasons... > | > > oh, don't get me wrong; i am THOROUGHLY enjoying the O'Reillys! i've > always felt O'Reilly texts to be pretty good for introduction (albeit > a little lacking in the examples department compared to other texts). > i was just wondering if any of the perl hackers had any personal > favourites in addition to the two. :) Well, the Perl Cookbook is 964 pages of examples... Attachment:
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