Both would be great. gnome.org has a large number of tutorials on all
aspects of gtk and gnome programming and so a newbie could get started
just by the stuff at the site. While mod_perl has some great resources
like the Eagle book and the guide, there is something to be said for
having on line resources all in one place.
bakki
Nathan Torkington wrote:
>
> J. J. Horner writes:
> > What is the story on these tutorials? Is it something you can
> > distribute, or did most of it come off of the top your head?
>
> Tutorials seems like a deadend for effort. I've had zero (0)
> responses to my offer of my "Introduction to mod_perl" tutorial.
>
> If nobody's interested in increasing the number of mod_perl
> programmers through tutorials, then the only other option I can think
> of is strategically-placed success stories.
>
> I know that perl.oreilly.com is making a point of collecting Perl
> success stories and is always hungry for more. They won't convert
> the unwashed there, though.
>
> It'd sure be nice to have a WebTechniques special issue on mod_perl.
> Hint, hint, Randal :-)
>
> Nat
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