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deklaration-fuer-meinungsfreiheit.de 9y ago

Declaration on Freedom of Expression

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www.h-online.com 13y ago

Perl 5.18

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perlnews.org 13y ago

Perl 5.16.3 and 5.14.4 just released

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blogs.perl.org 13y ago

Happy Birthday Perl

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www.nntp.perl.org 13y ago

Perl 5.17.6 is now available

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blogs.perl.org 13y ago

Play Perl project

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blogs.perl.org 13y ago

Beginning Perl (Wrox) is now released

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handbook.plackperl.org 13y ago

Plack Handbook: Plack and PSGI Development guide ebook

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www.nntp.perl.org 13y ago

Perl 5.17.3 is now available

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www.perl.com 13y ago

Show off Perl in Plat_Forms 2012

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blogs.perl.org 13y ago

Creating a Perl web application on dotCloud

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ledgersmbdev.blogspot.co.uk 14y ago

Why LedgerSMB uses Moose. An intro for PostgreSQL folks.

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www.modernperlbooks.com 14y ago

Perl Shop Maturity Checklist: Social Concerns

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blogs.perl.org 14y ago

Adapting PDL to a Big Data Landscape

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www.perlcritic.com 14y ago

A web service for static analysis of your Perl programs

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www.perlybook.org 14y ago

Perlybook.org - Read Perl module documentation as epub / mobi

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ofps.oreilly.com 14y ago

Beginning Perl (Wrox) - Read Perl book online for free

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www.modernperlbooks.com 14y ago

Updating Tests and Code in Small Steps

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www.modernperlbooks.com 14y ago

From Alchemy to Science in Programming

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cpancover.com 14y ago

Perl CPAN Coverage report

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blogs.perl.org 14y ago

A Collection of Perlish Interfaces to the Gnu Scientific Library

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www.modernperlbooks.com 14y ago

Separating Presentation from Content in Templates

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stevieb-tech.blogspot.ca 14y ago

Becoming a Friar on PerlMonks

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www.catonmat.net 14y ago

Introduction to Perl one-liners

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blogs.perl.org 14y ago

My definition of "stable"

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blog.matael.org 14y ago

From Reddit To ReadItLater

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stevieb-tech.blogspot.ca 14y ago

Use Perl; Poetry: Method to my $madness

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www.reddit.com 14y ago

So, is Perl 6 a thing yet?

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lwn.net 14y ago

The Perl 5 release process

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98.245.80.27 14y ago

Cookbookish examples of handling Unicode in Perl

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Learn Perl! Perl has: --------------------- * Great Community * CPAN - With Perl you have one command to access literally tens of thousands of open sourced modules * Awesome Tools: - Moose for best way to model objects - Plack for web application building - perlbrew ... And Perl is open source software among many other things.

I am programming Perl for a long time. I would say, to me, it is more or less a kind of identity.

It is free software. It has a great community. Perl can be used, for batch processing, web development (as you mentioned), data analysis and text manipulation. It is multi-platform. It can interact withe C, C++. Java, Python, etc.

Last but not least it has the CPAN (Comprehensive Perl Archive Network), a huge repository of free code. If you missing a functionality, surely you will find some options there.

Perl is healthy and growing and you can easily be part of its community.