Last update: Thu Feb 26 16:29:20 CST 1998
108 links to Perl on the World Wide Web.
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- Perl Meta-FAQ
- The Perl Language Home Page
- The Perl Institute
- The Perl Reference Page
- The Programming Republic of Perl
- 5 Sigma Perl Page
- Bill Middleton's Perl page
- CERN Perl Home Page
- Cetus Links: Perl
- COOMBS Perl Archive
- Dale Bewley's Perl Scripts and Links
- Galaxy Perl Page
- Infospheres - Perl Resources
- Jeffrey's Perl Stuff
- Learning Perl: References
- Metronet Perl Scripts
- Metronet Perl5 Page
- O'Reilly Perl Conference
- O'Reilly Perl Conference 2.0
- Otis' Perl and C++ Links
- Perl in the UK
- Perl Interactive Conference Environment
- Perl Packrats
- Perl Paraphernalia
- Perl Ports to other Platforms
- Perl Resources and Reviews
- Perl-porters Activity Summary
- Perl5-porters email archive
- another Perl-porters email archive
- PerlRing Homepage
- PerlRing Index
- Randal Schwartz' Home Page
- Tom Christiansen's Perl.COM Home Page
- Welcome to perl.guru.org
- Yahoo! Perl Page
- People of Perl -- raw pics
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- Perl Documentation
- Perl FAQ
- Perl FMTEYEWTK Index
- Perl - Far More Than Everything You've Ever Wanted to Know
About... This series contains a set of documents that address
perl-related certain topic areas in depth. They range from
nothing but simple copies of somewhat lengthy news postings to
real, full-blown, htmlified, complete tutorials. Don't neglect
the faq or manual, though.
- Perl Man Pages (AISD)
- Perl Module Mechanics
- Perl Overview, O'Reilly
- Perl Overview, Eric Foster-Johnson
- Perl Recipes
- Perl Reference Materials
- Perl Training
- PerlGuts Illustrated
- The Perl Journal
- Effective Perl (book)
- CPAN Modules Reference
- Camel Critiques
- Perl for Win32 FAQ
- Quick Intro to Perl
- The Unix Review Perl Columns
- The Web Techniques Perl Columns
- The ;login: Perl Practicum articles
- Web Review: The Virtues of Perl
- Web Review: Interview with Larry Wall and Tom Christiansen
- A Conversation with Larry Wall
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- CPAN - the Comprehensive Perl Archive Network
- PAUSE - the Perl Authors Upload Server
- engelschall.com Free Software
- ePerl: Embedded Perl5 Language
- DBI - A Database Interface Module for perl5
- Demeter/Perl
- Peter Orbaek has implemented Demeter/Perl, which brings the
benefits of Adaptive Programming (using Karl Lieberherr's Demeter
method) to object-oriented Perl programs.
- Fvwm/Perl Module Interface
- HyperPerl
- LAOLA - Perl access to OLE docs
- A perl library, that gives access to OLE documents like Word and
Excel without Microsoft code. You can read documents, read and
modify existing streams and read and modify garbage. Supports a
litte bit property sets. A quick reference file for this library
is now available. The code should be rather system independent.
However, at MS DOS and some Unix systems it worked well.
- premail
- premail is a program for transparent encryption of email. Its
goal is to add privacy and authentication to existing email
clients with a minimum of extra fiddling, and while preserving a
rich set of functionality, including MIME-based multimedia data
types. It is currently available only on Unix platforms. The
current version is implemented in the Perl 5 scripting language.
- SDF Home Page
- SDF is a documentation system for software developers. Based on a
simple, readable markup language, it generates high quality
output in multiple formats, all derived from the single document
source. Supported output formats include PostScript, HTML,
Windows Help, PDF, POD, plain text, RTF and MIF.
- SDF for POD Users
- specPerl
- specPerl 1.0 is a modification of specTcl 1.1 which emits code
suitable for perl/Tk, instead of Tcl/Tk.
- PDF on the Fly
- PerlMUD
- PerlMUD is a MultiUser Dimension (MUD), a text-based environment
that allows multiple users to converse, explore, and interact.
PerlMUD is written in Perl 5.0 and is highly compatible with the
well-known TinyMUD command set, which provides a friendly
interface to your online environment.
- ActiveState - Perl for Win32
- Perl in Europe
- The Perl Clinic - Commercial Support for Perl
- Perl Magick
- Perl/Tk Documentation
- Perl/Tk FAQ
- Perl-Win32-Archive
- PERCEPS Home Page
- PERCEPS is a Perl script designed to parse C++ header files and
automatically generate documentation in a variety of formats
based on the class definitions and comment information found in
those files. This allows you to comment your code and generate
useful documentation at the same time with no extra effort.
PERCEPS can be useful as a documentation tool for C++ class
libraries or as a simple but effective collaboration tool for
other projects.
- PerlMenu Home Page
- PINT - WinNT Perl Modules
- Sam Kamin's FPERL Page
- The goal of this project is to develop a functional alternative
to PERL and AWK. The language will have higher-order features
similar to those of ML or Haskell , plus primitives for
regular-expressions, associate tables, and so on. Its processor
should be light-weight and the language should be comparatively
free from bureaucracy. Some type conversions should be implicit,
for user convenience, but this must be done carefully to avoid
making the language a complete mess.
- Steffen Beyer - Perl Software for Download
- SWIG - Simplified Wrapper and Interface Generator
- Tom - Transportable Object Model [for perl]
- Tom stands for Transportable Object Model. Tom is a module for
perl that allows classes to be defined inside an object, and then
registered into a defined package. Tom also allows you to do this
securely, through use of the Opcode/Safe modules. The latest
unstable version of Tom allows objects to become transportable.
- Web of CORBA Perl
- Argv.pl
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- The Idiot's Guide to Solving Perl CGI Problems
- Matt's Perl/CGI Script Archive
- CGI Programming FAQ
- CGI Programming OpenFAQ
- HTML::TableLayout
- Java Front-end to CGI/Perl
- Lincoln Stein's Home Page
- Perl and WWW
- PerlWWW - Index of web-related Perl programs and libraries
- Perl CGI Programming FAQ
- Perl/HTML archives
- Htgrep
- Htgrep is a Perl utility written by Oscar Nierstrasz to
facilitate the construction of simple search engines for the WWW
as CGI scripts. This document attempts to answer a lot of the
frequently asked questions that people have about using and
installing htgrep.
- VEP : Velocity HTTP Engine for Perl
- WDVL: Perl Tools and CGIs
- WML: Website Meta-Language
- The WWW Security FAQ
- World Wide Web FAQ
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