The Perl Review, Spring 2005

[brian d foy]

The third print issue of The Perl Review is now on the presses
and will be March 1, so you have time to get your name
on the subscriber list. TPR is the only print magazine devoted
to Perl.

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In the upcoming issue ( 1.2, Spring 2005 )

* Hashes with History -- Alberto Manuel Simões

* Test::Number:elta -- David Golden

* 9-Block Quilt Patterns in Perl -- Daniel Allen

* Packet Sniffing with Perl -- Gerry Finkel

plus Perl News, Perl Mongers and Perl Foundation reports, book
reviews, short notes, and more.

In the last issue ( 1.1, Winter 2004 )

* Down Translating XML -- Alberto Manuel Simões

* Module::Release and Beyond -- brian d foy

* Functional Perl Programming -- Frank Antonsen

* Faking Stored Procedures -- Zach Thompson

plus Perl News, Perl Mongers and Perl Foundation reports, book
reviews, and short notes.

The first print issue ( 1.0 ) is still available to subscribers online
as a PDF file, and some back issues are available.

* Test Driven Development -- Denis Kosykh

* Just do{} it -- brian d foy

* Extending XML::XPath -- Michel Rodriguez

* Test::More in 20 Seconds -- brian d foy

* Magick Tile Puzzles -- Grant McLean

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