[rochester-pm-list] www.perl.com: My Life With Spam (fwd)

[Brian Mathis]

Some perl news.

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Hello, perl.com subscribers.


Simon Cozens and Myths of Perl

It's only been a week since our last newsletter so there's 
not too much news.  But we have a fine new article by 
Simon Cozens, author of the upcoming book `Beginning Perl'.  
Simon discusses ten `Myths of Perl'---things people often 
say but which aren't true.  Simon's article is online at:
http://www.perl.com/pub/2000/01/10PerlMyths.html


New Man Pages Impending

In other news, Randal Schwartz, well-known co-author of 
`Learning Perl' and `Programming Perl', contributed a new 
manual page to the Perl documentation set this week.  It's 
called `perlroot' and is a tutorial on Perl's object-oriented 
programming features.  `root' is short for `Randal's 
Object-Oriented Tutorial', by analogy with the existing 
`perltoot'.  Randal's new page will probably be available in
Perl 5.6, and in the meantime is available from:
http://www.stonehenge.com/perlroot.pod


p5p Summaries Temporarily Removed

Finally, p5p traffic summaries have been removed from the 
perl.com main page until I get time to write more of them.  
Older summaries will continue to be available at:
http://www.perl.com/pub/q/archivep5p


Thank you all.  I will be in touch again around the beginning 
of March.  Don't forget that this year is leap year!

Mark-Jason Dominus
Managing Editor 


My Life With Spam
 
Tutorial: My Life With Spam
http://www.perl.com/pub/2000/02/spamfilter.html?wwwrrr_20000209.txt
In the second part of a tutorial on how to filter spam, 
Mark-Jason Dominus shows what to do with spam once you've 
caught it.

 
Real World Perl: RSS and You
http://www.perl.com/pub/2000/01/rss.html?wwwrrr_20000209.txt
RSS is an XML application that describes web sites as 
channels, which can act as feeds to a user's site. Chris 
Nandor explains how to use RSS in Perl and how he uses it to 
build portals.  
 
Article: In Defense of Coding Standards
http://www.perl.com/pub/2000/01/CodingStandards.html?wwwrrr_20000209.txt
Perl programmers may bristle at the idea of coding standards. 
Fear not: a few simple standards can improve teamwork without 
crushing creativity.


 RSS and You
 http://www.perl.com/pub/2000/01/26/index.html?wwwrrr_20000209.txt
 [01/26/2000]

 In Defense of Coding Standards
 http://www.perl.com/pub/2000/01/12/index.html?wwwrrr_20000209.txt
 [01/12/2000]



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