on 4/4/00 11:59 PM, Tom Christiansen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> This is by no means meant to replicate information readily
>> available in other resources such as the _Perl Cookbook_, the
>> Eagle book, or Stas's mod_perl Guide. This is meant to compliment
>> them.
>
> Compliments are always appreciated. Complements might work better for the
> general public, though. :-)
>
> --tom
>
:]
I was approached recently to write a 'white book' covering
real world Perl - as opposed to how Perl should be written.
I am going to cover what I consider apparent gaps in the
various Perl writings and mod_perl, while not a gap
per se, will be covered.
The publisher wants to cover practical applications versus
programmatic syntax. Therefore a chapter covering 'how
the hell do I get the blaster freebie Perl scripts
working?' will be presented.
[I do not have all the chapter suggestions yet,
as soon as I do I will OT post here again. :]
Perl doesn't HAVE to be a write-only language.
A suggested title for the book would be:
'TIMTOWTDI'
Comments & suggestions - helpful or otherwise -
would be most welcome :]
Thx! -Sneex- :]
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