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Perl : BooksTeach Yourself Perl 5 for Windows NT
Perl, a powerful programming language in the UNIX arena, can be used for manipulating text, generating reports, and performing system tasks. Assuming no prior programming knowledge, this easy-to-use guide shows readers how to use this language to develop dynamic user interfaces into Windows NT databases-in no time. Extensive coverage of scripting model architecture, lists and array variables, subroutines, mathematical functions, scalar conversion functions, debugging, and more. Includes Q&A sections, practical exercises, and week-at-a-glance previews. CD-ROM includes everything you need to start creating your very own Perl applications and scripts, including Perl 5 for Win32, Velocis SQL Database server engine, Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.01, all of the examples from the book, and more. With the formalization of Active Server Pages and its new scripting model in Windows NT and IIS, Perl provides a viable alternative to JavaScript and VBScript.
- Cost: $27.99
- Pages: 912
- Edition: Book and CD-ROM edition
- ISBN: 0672310473
The Perl Cd Bookshelf
Perl programmers increasingly rely on the Web, online help, and other online information sources to solve technical problems. Version 3.0 of O'Reilly's Perl CD Bookshelf gives you convenient online access to your favorite books from your CD-ROM drive. We've updated this best selling product with the electronic versions of 7 popular Perl books. Included are the second edition of Perl in a Nutshell (paperback version included), the third editions of Learning Perl and Programming Perl, the Perl Cookbook, and 3 new titles: Perl & XML, Perl & LWP, and Mastering Perl/Tk. In addition to the reference material and tutorials in Programming Perl and Learning Perl, many of the most popular and useful applications for Perl are covered in these seven books. LWP is the most downloaded Perl distribution in all of CPAN (Comprehensive Perl Archive Network). Perl/Tk is the most mature toolkit, has a wide community of experienced users, and is easy to use.
- Cost: $83.97
- Pages: 800
- Edition: Book and CD-ROM edition
- ISBN: 0596003897
Web Programming with Perl 5
It's more than a little bit intimidating to take on the task of writing an intermediate-to-advanced-level book on the subject of World Wide Web programming. The current level of innovation and the rate at which new ideas and techniques are being implemented on the Web is nothing less than exponential. Each new idea or new technique has the potential for adding to or enhancing the vast structure that already is the Web, or refining that structure, making it potentially less cumbersome and easier to understand. Some ideas are adopted as standards, and others fizzle and die lonely little deaths, for lack of use or interest. Keeping up with this process and attempting to deliver a book that will give you, the reader, a feel for which of these ideas and techniques seems to be the most usable, safe, and powerful, is what this book is all about. Topics: A Perl5 Overview and Tutorial; Security on the Web; HTML Forms; Client-Side Perl; Advanced CGI.
- Cost: $20.99
- Pages: 384
- Edition: Book and CD-ROM edition
- ISBN: 1575211122
EngInSite Perl Editor
EnginSite Perl is a fully integrated development environment for creating, testing, debugging and running Perl scripts, either directly or through associated html documents. Owing to the built-in FTP-client, EngInSite Perl Editor allows working with the files directly on the server. Features: Setting unconditional and conditional breakpoints; Stepwise execution; Execution of separate functions; Pausing and continuing of the execution; Synchronous output of the results to STDOUT; Error analysis with highlighting the error containing lines.
- Cost: $49.00
- Platforms: Windows
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
CGI Programming 101
CGI programming is easy to learn; if you know HTML, you can learn CGI. You don't need any prior programming experience. This class will introduce you to writing Perl CGI scripts, teach you the basics of writing CGI scripts, and walk you through several examples of common CGI programming applications for the Web. Topics include: Perl variables, CGI environment variables, processing forms, advanced forms, reading and writing data files. lso includes source code to all example scripts from the tutorial.
- Cost: Free
Intro to Perl for CGI
This article will get you started with CGI scripting, the force that makes your forms work, your counters count, and all kinds of other things happen. CGI scripts can be written in a variety of computer languages, but my favorite is Perl, which also just happens to be one of the most used languages for CGI scripting. Topics include: scalars, arrays, and associative arrays; Perl operators; Perl loops and conditionals; turning Perl into CGI; string matching and regular expressions; splitting strings; environmental variables; dealing with input.
- 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
Summary Tutorial of Perl Basics
This tutorial will show you some of the most important Perl Basics features that you must know if you want to use Perl language. Perl is an open-source server-side programming language and one of the most popular web programming language. It is also a cross platform programming language and supports vary operating systems such as Unix, Windows, Solaris, Macintosh. A Perl program is called script and can be created with any text editor and saved in a file with the extension.pl-But if you want do see highlighting syntax or some other important editing features, they suggest you to use some dedicated editor. You'll get information about: installing Perl, running Perl, scalar data, variables and operators, lists and arrays, hashes, regular expression, pattern matching, statements, functions and subroutines, files and directories, forms, command line Perl, using modules, database access, and using CGI from Perl.
- Cost: Free
