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PERL.com
This is the central Web site for the Perl community. Launched by Tom Christiansen and sponsored by O'Reilly Books, it provides a starting place for finding out everything about Perl. Undoubtedly the best Perl resource on the web.
CPAN: Comprehensive Perl Archive Network: List of Sites
If you are new PERL, CPAN is how everything that is Perl is distributed Worldwide. You'll find everything you need (source code, modules, etc.,)
Perl Crawler
A search engine that's just for sites that cover Perl CGI programming. This will save you lot's of time.
PerlDoc.com
A great source for Perl documentation, modules, POD's,
executables, and FAQ's
Perl Man Pages
Essentially a searchable resource link for Perl documentation.
Perl Mongers
A not-for-profit organization whose mission is to establish Perl user groups.
Steve Litt's PERL's of Wisdom
"The 10% you need for 90% of your work" A very useful guide for beginners as well as a great source for quick syntax checks.
The Perl FAQ Index
The quick guide to the official Perl FAQ and others.
The Perl Manual
The definitive online reference.
The Perl Ring Home Page
A great place to start when looking for more Perl web sites as it has more than 80 members. You can access the list of sites directly here.
Perl for Win32 Pages
Active State
Formed in 1997 by Dick Hardt and O'Reilly and Associates to create professional Perl development tools. Hardt brought Perl to the Windows world with Perl for Win32, the first OLE automation scripting language on Windows NT. Microsoft included ActiveState's Perl for Win32 in its
Windows NT Resource Kit, and has recently signed a 3 year agreement with Active State for Perl Open Source Development.
Dada's Perl Lab
Aldo Calpini's contribution to the Perl Ring. Lots of useful stuff.
Joe's Perl for Win32 Page
Another good page that has links and resources specifically for NT.
Perl Reference Page
Comprehensive list of Perl Resources categorized by topic. Edited by Clay Irving. Check out the Win 3.x, 95, NT reference page.
Perl on IIS 4 FAQ
It has been a few months since it's been updated, but if you're running IIS, this is a must read.
Robin's Perl for Win32 Page
A very well done (and lighthearted) guide to running Perl on Win32.
Steve Litt's PERL's of Wisdom
"The 10% you need for 90% of your work" A very useful guide for beginners as well as a great source for quick syntax checks.
Windows NT and Perl
An excellent page by Jerry Winegard with plenty of examples, downloads, etc. |
