I think tutorials and code samples are a good start, especially to get started. In addition a reference manual (list) of builtins for quick lookups like perfunc would be helpful too.

I like Rex's all-in-one reference guide
http://www.rexswain.com/perl5.html

And perldoc.com for a more comprehensive reference resource ;)~

-Carlos



Luke Palmer wrote:
Date: Fri, 8 Nov 2002 16:44:48 -0600
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Luke Palmer wrote:

Yeah.  I like that the best.  Have a big bunch of small to medium
sized POD pages, cross-reference them together, and convert them to
web, texinfo, man, and all of that.

Extensions?  Caveats?
Take a look at perldoc.com.

Yep.  An awful lot like that.  Except smaller pages, each describing a
single concept or function.  Then cross-reference to related ideas.

Plus tutorials and all that stuff.

Luke


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