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Perl : ProgrammersKevin Meltzer Consulting
Kevin Meltzer Consulting is an independent contractor specializing in LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, Perl). His goal is to do quality work at a reasonable price, and keep clients satisfied. He can do custom work to your specifications. He has a lot of experience with the full-cycle of development, which covers concept to deployment. He can help you have the website you need, or tools you need to manage your server. He is the author of numerous books including the popular Writing CGI Applications with Perl.
- Cost: Varies
Progland Perl/CGI Programming
Progland can customize most Perl scripts to your requirements and can modify most scripts written by other programmers or companies, as long as it is allowed by their copyright documentation. They also create custom scripts. Their programming rates are very competitive, in fact cheap by industry standards. They also provide a Perl script installation service where you pick the script and they do the installation. They can install Perl scripts for Unix or Windows NT servers. All custom script solutions come with full, post-installation support.
- Cost: $10-15/hr
WebHost 5.7
WebHost 5.7 was designed to be a quick and easy billing module for the web host, web designer, web technician or programmer who needs an easy way to administrate monthly billing, one time charges, and auto monthly billing. Features: Headers/Footers; Easy-to-use interface; User Login; Administrator Login; Monthly, Quarterly, Semi or Annual Auto Billing; Create HTML Order Page right from your website; Instant E-Mail Billing Password Recovery; PayPal Integration; Credit Card Integration; Add your complete Menu of products and Services.
- Cost: $39.95
- Version: 5.7
- Platforms: Unix, Linux
Beginner's Guide to CGI
This page is designed to help novice programmers learn the Perl programming language. Specifically, it's designed to help them learn enough to run CGI scripts on a Unix Web server. Assumptions are made that: You're reasonably intelligent; You're an experienced computer user, of the Windows (or possibly Mac) persuasion; You know, or are willing to learn elsewhere, the basics of HTML, including things like FORM and TABLE tags; an Internet account that lets you log into a Unix shell session.
- Cost: Free
CGI for the Non-Programmer
This tutorial will walk you through the basics of creating CGIs with Perl on a Unix platform. Unlike other tutorials, this does not assume you know anything about CGIs, Perl, or Unix. At the end of this tutorial you will be able to create Perl programs for counting hits, storing and retrieving guestbook information, and processing secure passwords. You will also gain an understanding of how the Perl programming language works, and you will learn to use variables, IF statements, and loops in Perl.
- Cost: Free
Perl 101
The very basics. A good reccomendation for first time programmers. Explains how to install PERL scripts and talks about the basics of FTP and how to adjust file permissions which is essential to setting up PERL scripts. Topics include: How to install a basic Perl script on a Web server; how to ftp; the program; the variables; the code; a review; and troubleshooting common errors such as 403 Forbidden, 404 File Not Found, 500 Server Error.
- Cost: Free
Perl in 20 pages
A guide to Perl 5 for C/C++, awk, and shell programmers. Topics include: Perl versions; Obtaining Perl binaries, documentation; Command line usage; A prototype Perl script; Control constructs; Variables including scalar types, string or number, null string, operators, lists, arrays, hashes, variable declaration, barewords; Calling functions; Defining functions; Returning values; Optional parameters; Regular expressions; Command line arguments; File I/O; Running external commands; References; Packages, modules, records, and objects in Perl.
- Cost: Free
