What"s new on http://perl-begin.org/

http://perl-begin.org/ is a site for Perl Beginners, that aims to collect t=
he
Internet's best resources for learning Perl. Here are the major changes to =
it
since the last update:

1. The book [Modern Perl](http://perl-begin.org//books/#modern-perl) is now
recommended, and [a local copy](http://perl-begin.org//tutorials/modern-per=
l/)
of it, under the CC-by-nc-sa licence is available on Perl-Begin, thanks to
[chromatic](http://www.modernperlbooks.com/).

2. We added [a Page](http://perl-begin.org//exercises/) with links to
**exercises and challenges**.

3. There's a new topical page about [Modules and
Packages](http://perl-begin.org//topics/modules-and-packages /).

4. [A page about using Perl for writing Chat robots and
scripts](http://perl-begin.org//uses/chat-scripting/) (IRC, Jabber, etc.) h=
as
been added. We also added [a page about developing games with
Perl](http://perl-begin.org//uses/games/).

5. More non-recommended Perl elements have been added to [â€=9CPerl Ele=
ments to
Avoidâ€=9D page](http://perl-begin.org//tutorials/bad-elements/).

6. [The web-development with Perl page](http://perl-begin.org//uses/web/) w=
as
enhanced with new frameworks and information.

7. Added [a list of GUI
debuggers](http://perl-begin.org//IDEs-and-tools/#gui-debugg er) to the IDEs=
and
tools page.

8. We're now mirroring the now offline [â€=9CLife with CPANâ€=9D by=
Jeremy
Mates](http://perl-begin.org//topics/cpan/#life-with-cpan).

9. A page about the [differences between â€=9CPerlâ€=9D, â€=9Cp=
erlâ€=9D and
â€=9CPERLâ€=9D](http://perl-begin.org//learn/Perl-pe rl-but-not-PERL=
/) was added. It was
inspired by [a similar page](http://perl.org.il/misc.html#pl_vs_pl) on the
Israeli Perl Mongers site.

10. Many anchors were added to the pages using id=3D attributes.

11. We're now maintaining the sources of the Perl Beginners' Site in [a
bitbucket.org repository](http://perl-begin.org/source/#vcs) and there are
instructions for contributing in the link.

--------------

If you have any input to give regarding http://perl-begin.org/ , or can help
with its ongoing maintenance, we'd be happy to hear from you. Perl-Begin is
mostly available under the Creative Commons Attribution licence (CC-by) with
parts that are Public Domain, GFDL, and CC-by-nc-sa, and is maintained in a
public bitbucket.org repository.

Regards,

Shlomi Fish

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Re: What"s new on http://perl-begin.org/

2011/7/21 Shlomi Fish :
> http://perl-begin.org/ is a site for Perl Beginners, that aims to collect the
> Internet's best resources for learning Perl. Here are the major changes to it
> since the last update:
It's very cool.

> 1. The book [Modern Perl](http://perl-begin.org//books/#modern-perl) is now
> recommended, and [a local copy](http://perl-begin.org//tutorials/modern-perl/)
> of it, under the CC-by-nc-sa licence is available on Perl-Begin, thanks to
> [chromatic](http://www.modernperlbooks.com/).
A very good book.
>
> 2. We added [a Page](http://perl-begin.org//exercises/) with links to
> **exercises and challenges**.
Interresting.

> 4. [A page about using Perl for writing Chat robots and
> scripts](http://perl-begin.org//uses/chat-scripting/) (IRC, Jabber, etc.) has
> been added. We also added [a page about developing games with
> Perl](http://perl-begin.org//uses/games/).
Very cool

> 11. We're now maintaining the sources of the Perl Beginners' Site in [a
> bitbucket.org repository](http://perl-begin.org/source/#vcs) and there are
> instructions for contributing in the link.
Bitbucket why not.

> If you have any input to give regarding http://perl-begin.org/ , or can help
> with its ongoing maintenance, we'd be happy to hear from you. Perl-Begin is
> mostly available under the Creative Commons Attribution licence (CC-by) with
> parts that are Public Domain, GFDL, and CC-by-nc-sa, and is maintained in a
> public bitbucket.org repository.
If I can help, say me what I can do.

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Re: What"s new on http://perl-begin.org/

Hi Natal,

Replying in public (though you may opt to reply in private).

On Fri, 22 Jul 2011 00:12:21 +0200
Natal Ngétal wrote:

> 2011/7/21 Shlomi Fish :
> > 11. We're now maintaining the sources of the Perl Beginners' Site in [a
> > bitbucket.org repository](http://perl-begin.org/source/#vcs) and there =
are
> > instructions for contributing in the link.
> Bitbucket why not.
>=20
> > If you have any input to give regarding http://perl-begin.org/ , or can=
help
> > with its ongoing maintenance, we'd be happy to hear from you. Perl-Begi=
n is
> > mostly available under the Creative Commons Attribution licence (CC-by)=
with
> > parts that are Public Domain, GFDL, and CC-by-nc-sa, and is maintained =
in a
> > public bitbucket.org repository.
> If I can help, say me what I can do.
>=20

Yes, you can help, and let me tell you what you can do.

See:

http://perl-begin.org/contribute/

The mailing list mentioned there did not receive any activity in many years=
and
this mailing list - beginners@perl.org is really much recommended. The web
forum is also defunct. But the three other items (publicity, contributing to
the core site and the wiki) are good options.

I guess I need to add a TODO item to update that page. :-)

Thanks for your enthusiasm!

Regards,

Shlomi Fish

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=99.â€=9D

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Re: What"s new on http://perl-begin.org/

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2011/7/21 Shlomi Fish

> http://perl-begin.org/ is a site for Perl Beginners, that aims to collect
> the
> Internet's best resources for learning Perl. Here are the major changes t=
o
> it
> since the last update:
>
> 1. The book [Modern Perl](http://perl-begin.org//books/#modern-perl) is
> now
> recommended, and [a local copy](
> http://perl-begin.org//tutorials/modern-perl/)
> of it, under the CC-by-nc-sa licence is available on Perl-Begin, thanks t=
o
> [chromatic](http://www.modernperlbooks.com/).
>
>
I read it, this book is very good

2. We added [a Page](http://perl-begin.org//exercises/) with links to
> **exercises and challenges**.
>
>
now I have homework to do


> 3. There's a new topical page about [Modules and
> Packages](http://perl-begin.org//topics/modules-and-packages /).
>
> 4. [A page about using Perl for writing Chat robots and
> scripts](http://perl-begin.org//uses/chat-scripting/) (IRC, Jabber, etc.)
> has
> been added. We also added [a page about developing games with
> Perl](http://perl-begin.org//uses/games/).
>
> 5. More non-recommended Perl elements have been added to [=93Perl Element=
s to
> Avoid=94 page](http://perl-begin.org//tutorials/bad-elements/).
>
> 6. [The web-development with Perl page](http://perl-begin.org//uses/web/)
> was
> enhanced with new frameworks and information.
>
> 7. Added [a list of GUI
> debuggers](http://perl-begin.org//IDEs-and-tools/#gui-debugg er) to the
> IDEs and
> tools page.
>

8. We're now mirroring the now offline [=93Life with CPAN=94 by Jeremy
> Mates](http://perl-begin.org//topics/cpan/#life-with-cpan).
>
> 9. A page about the [differences between =93Perl=94, =93perl=94 and
> =93PERL=94](http://perl-begin.org//learn/Perl-perl-but-not-P ERL/) was add=
ed.
> It was
> inspired by [a similar page](http://perl.org.il/misc.html#pl_vs_pl) on th=
e
> Israeli Perl Mongers site.
>
> 10. Many anchors were added to the pages using id=3D attributes.
>
> This information is very useful for learn, thanks :)


> 11. We're now maintaining the sources of the Perl Beginners' Site in [a
> bitbucket.org repository](http://perl-begin.org/source/#vcs) and there ar=
e
> instructions for contributing in the link.
>
> --------------


> If you have any input to give regarding http://perl-begin.org/ , or can
> help
> with its ongoing maintenance, we'd be happy to hear from you. Perl-Begin =
is
> mostly available under the Creative Commons Attribution licence (CC-by)
> with
> parts that are Public Domain, GFDL, and CC-by-nc-sa, and is maintained in=
a
> public bitbucket.org repository.
>
>
if I can help somehow, I am available. :)

Greetings

Jennifer.


Regards,
>
> Shlomi Fish
>
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> ------------------------------------------------------------ -----
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>
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to
> die!
> And be thankful I don=92t force you to write XSLT.=94
>
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Re: What"s new on http://perl-begin.org/

Hi Jennifer,

replying in public. Thanks for not top posting.

On Thu, 21 Jul 2011 20:21:38 -0430
Jennifer Maldonado wrote:

> 2011/7/21 Shlomi Fish
> > 11. We're now maintaining the sources of the Perl Beginners' Site in [a
> > bitbucket.org repository](http://perl-begin.org/source/#vcs) and there are
> > instructions for contributing in the link.
> >
> > --------------
>
>
> > If you have any input to give regarding http://perl-begin.org/ , or can
> > help
> > with its ongoing maintenance, we'd be happy to hear from you. Perl-Begin is
> > mostly available under the Creative Commons Attribution licence (CC-by)
> > with
> > parts that are Public Domain, GFDL, and CC-by-nc-sa, and is maintained in a
> > public bitbucket.org repository.
> >
> >
> if I can help somehow, I am available. :)
>

Yes, you can help. Let me quote what I had said to Natal previously:

[QUOTE]

See:

http://perl-begin.org/contribute/

The mailing list mentioned there did not receive any activity in many years and
this mailing list - beginners@perl.org is really much recommended. The web
forum is also defunct. But the three other items (publicity, contributing to
the core site and the wiki) are good options.

I guess I need to add a TODO item to update that page. :-)

[/QUOTE]

Thanks for your enthusiasm! If you or anyone else would like to help further,
please contact me in private:

http://www.shlomifish.org/me/contact-me/

A form of Instant Messaging (IM) would be preferable for this.

Regards,

Shlomi Fish

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