Upgrade in Place with Perlbrew - Modern Perl Programming
Per Perl's compatibility and support policy, minor releases of Perl 5 such as Perl 5.16.0 and 5.16.3 share the same level of binary compatibility, while major releases of Perl such as Perl 5.14, 5.16, and Perl 5.18 do not share binary compatibility. That is to say, modules built and installed for one major version of Perl are not necessarily compatible with modules built and installed for another
Modern Perl 2011-2012 PDFs Available! - Modern Perl Programming
Update: ePub and Mobi files are available, and you can read Modern Perl: The Book online now! We've just put letter and A4 sized PDFs of Modern Perl: the Book online. This is the new edition, updated for 5.14 and 2011-2012. As usual, these electronic versions are free to download. Please do. Please share them with friends, family, colleagues, coworkers, and interested people. Of course we're alway
2018 is the Year of Perl 5.10 - Modern Perl Programming
The Perl 5 porters officially ended support for Perl 5.8 on November 5, 2008. Fortunately, Enterprise Support exists to help your legacy Perl 5 installations cope. Distributions such as Red Hat Enterprise Linux and its offshoot CentOS will continue supporting old versions of Perl 5 for up to ten years since their release (the release of the distribution, not the release of the version of Perl 5 th
CGI is Okay, but Bad Code is Irresponsible - Modern Perl Programming
Update: IBM dW and the author have improved the code; I've followed up at Politely Suggesting Improvements. IBM's developerWorks published an article yesterday describing a simple Ajax web login service. The original code was horribly insecure, Bobby Tables-style "Anyone can log in without knowing a password merely by manipulating the query parameters" insecure. Fortunately, IBM fixed the code. Un
Should Novices Prefer cpanminus? - Modern Perl Programming
I'm finishing the first draft of Modern Perl: the book. Part of that process is clarifying the intended audience: I assume readers have some familiarity with Perl. They should have it installed and should know how to write, edit, save, and run Perl programs. They don't necessarily have to have finished reading a tutorial such as Learning Perl or Beginning Perl, but they should be sufficiently fami
A Perl Programming Maintenance Checklist - Modern Perl Programming
Polemic: anyone who believes that any specific general purpose programming language is inherently unmaintainable has opinions on software development worth ignoring. Many people claim that the design of Perl 5 has such significant flaws that render it far too difficult to write and maintain useful programs. Many of the supporting arguments are syntactic preferences. "I don't like sigils!" "Context
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Why Test::Harness Should Not Enable Global Warnings - Modern Perl Programming
Inside-Out Failure Injection - Modern Perl Programming
The Method Keyword, take two - Modern Perl Programming
The Parametric Role of my MVC Plugin System - Modern Perl Programming
Create, then Authenticate as User in Catalyst - Modern Perl Programming
Compile-Time Pollution Checking - Modern Perl Programming
Closures, Late Binding, and Abstractions - Modern Perl Programming
When Sugar and Semantics Collide - Modern Perl Programming
Perl and the Least Surprised - Modern Perl Programming
Why Modules and Plumbing - Modern Perl Programming
Configuration-Free CPAN Installations - Modern Perl Programming
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When Context Gets Complicated (and why it's not a problem) - Modern Perl Programming
Types, Invocations, and Designing Bugs Impossible - Modern Perl Programming