Perl: AJAX More dynamic websites thanks to AJAX
Dec 31, 2005AJAX technology adds dynamic elements to enhance sluggish websites. All it takes is a server-side Perl program and some client-side JavaScript code.
more »Perl: Regression Tests A Perl toolbox for regression tests
Nov 30, 2005With a test suite, you can fix bugs and add new features without ruining the existing codebase.
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Perl: A Gaim Plugin Get the news from perlmonks.com with a Gaim plug-in
Oct 31, 2005The Gaim project offers an instant messenger client that speaks a large number of protocols. We’ll show you how to extend Gaim with Perl plugins.
more »Perl: Desktop Searches Desktop search in Perl
Sep 30, 2005On a big, busy Linux desktop, it is too easy for files to get lost. We’ll show you a Perl script that creates a MySQL database to find files in next to no time.
more »Perl: XML parsers Comparing Perl XML parsers
Aug 31, 2005XML is one of today’s most popular data exchange formats. Perl has a huge collection of methods for handling XML. This month’s Perl column discusses the pros and cons of the most common XML modules to help you choose the best tool for your job.
more »Perl: Tricks with Vim Tips and tricks for easy Perl programming in Vim
Jul 31, 2005The Vim editor has any number of tricks for helping you avoid unnecessary typing. In this month’s article, we look at some effort-saving Vim techniques for Perl hackers.
more »Perl: Yahoo API Scripting Using the Yahoo Search API with Perl
Jun 30, 2005Following in the footsteps of Google, Amazon, and eBay, Yahoo recently introduced a web service API to its search engine. In this month’s column, we look at three Perl scripts that can help you correct typos, view other people’s vacation pictures, and track those long lost pals from school.
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