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I am trying t learn perl design patterns with implementation example. Can someone inform about a good online reference manual or book for this?
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But there are considerations to add to this from Phil Crow: Perl Design Patterns
You can also read Design Patterns of 1972 to see the Perl perspective of why the buzz over Patterns has fizzled in the Perl community.
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Yes, while i'm working on node.js, i still love perl, :)
The old web product is based on old perl CGI, i'm looking to the simplest way to fix XSS/Sql injection/etc. web security holes, within a week including testing, :(
So for
Catalyst
Dancer
Mason
Maypole
Mojolicious
which one should i use in the ARM platform ?
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You have fallen foul of the primarily opinion-based off-topic categorisation, and your question will probably be closed very soon. However I think it's worth offering a few guidelines here
First of all you should absorb what is written in CGI::Alternatives as it is a reasonable summary of the subject
Next you should separate the HTML generation functionality of your existing CGI code from the interface itself, and consider replacements for each of them separately. If you were to use HTML::Tiny together with CGI::Simple then your code would have to change very little and you would have achieved better partitioning of functionality
Ideally you will move on to one of the many templating systems such as Template Toolkit, together with one of the frameworks, which is the topic of your question. In the end you will need to do a lot of research and many trials to discover how well each framework fits your requirement, in terms of both the feature list and the convenience and clarity of the API
All I can do here is say that I am very fond of the Mojolicious suite and suggest that it may be a good starting point. The API focuses on command chaining in a way similar to Ruby, and there is a Mojolicious::Plugin::CGI accessory which will allow you to execute CGI scripts unchanged during your migration
Note however that all of the frameworks that you mention, as well as several others, will have their proponents. That is why you must make the selection yourself, as such recommendations will be influenced primarily by familiarity, and without your own knowledge of the requirements of your project
Unfortunately I cannot speak to the security issues of the various options, but I hope that has helped a little
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I would like to learn HTML::Template feature on Perl and the programming language Perl too.
Could some one suggest a good book to me? I was able to get "Perl for Dummies" but one thing it doesn't have HTML::Templates.
Thank you for help.
I don't know of any books that discuss HTML::Template. I suggest that Template Toolkit might be a better choice, and there's even a book specifically about it.
http://template-toolkit.org/
I'd try some tutorials rather than a book, here's a couple of pretty decent ones at a glance:
Good Explanation: http://html-template.sourceforge.net/article.html
Lots of examples: http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=65642
And as Jonah Bishop said, this isn't a great question for SO as there is no definitive answer. Good Luck!
The HTML::Template CPAN docs and CPAN FAQ have it pretty much covered, along with the tutorials mentioned in other answers here.
But none of this will make much sense until you have learnt the basics of Perl - check the O'Reilly books. Also Modern Perl, available as a paper book or (free) pdf download.
Note that this question probably isn't a good fit for SO. That said, I don't know of any books off the top of my head that include HTML::Template discussions; you'll have to refer to the module documentation.
The Learning Perl book (one of the O'Reilly series) is a fantastic way to learn Perl. It was actually the textbook we used in the Perl class I took back in my college days. I highly recommend it for an overview of the language.
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I moved to a team where they mainly work on perl. The focus is on extending command line tools and fixing some web scripts written in perl. I have never worked on perl before. Could you please guide me where to start learning perl? How to go about it?
Could someone please suggest some books to start with and/or any good online tutorial.
Thanks in advance.
There are very good materials to learn Perl on the web. Some of these are:-
Where and how to start learning Perl
http://perl-tutorial.org/
http://learn.perl.org/
Beginning Perl
2 books I would recommend for developers moving to Perl from other languages are Damian Conway's Perl Best Practices and the Perl Cookbook, both published by O'Reilly. They aren't books for beginners, but in my experience the main challenge faced by experienced programmers coming to Perl from other languages is basically choosing 'the best way' to do things.
Are you an experienced programmer new to perl or new to programming in general?
The "standard" recommendation is the Camel book, which I find unsuitable for novice programmers. But if you already have sufficient programming experience then you may find it useful.
Another recommendation is the Modern Perl book
Learning Perl by Schwartz et. al. is very good.
Also take a look at this and this.
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I know that its possible to create application that will support multilanguage, how can I manage to do it? I want my application to support for an example English and Hebrew (also they are RTL and LTR - that's another problem I think, right?).
I'm new to objective-c, please be gentle... haha
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There's a good tutorial here:
http://www.ibabbleon.com/iphone_app_localization.html
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I have done some of the applications and my apps are in the AppStore now. But i am always thinking how to write the optimized code and efficient way. What are the thinks will have in the mind, when creating the application. I had some experience also in this development, but Nobody is guiding me, so i am thinking, whether my code is standard formats and optimized. Because in our company they are not following any software principles and MVC structure also. So i want to know, how to plan to developed the apps in the optimized way and want to follow the principles, code standards,etc., Want to improve my level of code standards, So please guide me and give me some feed backs for improved my level of code standards. I donno this is the right place for asking these type of questions, but i want to get some feed backs from experienced peoples.
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See this Stackoverflow post .It will be very useful.
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