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Re: [LUG] lurking and learning
On Wed, 26 Jan 2000, Aaron Trevena wrote:
>
> for Perl (if you use *nix you have to learn perl - and know all monty
> python scripts by heart) I'd say Randal L Shwartz learning perl published
> by O reilly. O reilly are very good publishers with some exceptions (some
> of the database books have issues but are still way better than most).
Any O Reilly on Perl are excellent. If you dont mind using a web brwoser
for reading, I suggest you go for the Perl CD bookshelf which contains 6
books on the CD which includes, Perl in a Nutshell, Learning Perl,
Learning Perl on Win32 Systems, Programming Perl, Advanced Perl
Programming, and Perl Cookbook.
It even comes with a Perl in a Nutshell in paper format.
Peter Hatton
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