The Perl Review, Winter 2005

[brian d foy]

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Issue 2.1, Winter 2005

* Seven Sins of OO Programming - chromatic

* Hash Anti-Patterns - Alberto Manuel Simões

* PerlWar - Yanick Champoux

* Haskell for Perlers - Frank Antonsen

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


Interviews (available on the website for free):

Josh McAdams - Perlcast
Damian Conway - Perl Best Practices
Simon Cozens - Advanced Perl Programming
Mark Jason Dominus - Higher Order Perl
Ian Langworth - Perl Testing: A Developer's Notebook
Josh McAdams - Perlcast
brian d foy - The publisher interviews himself


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Issue 2.0, Fall 2005

* Logic Programming in Perl - Curtis "Ovid" Poe

* Object-oriented Perl - Alberto Manuel Simões

* The Visitor Design Pattern - brian d foy

* Pod Indexing Project - Ivan Tubert-Broham

* TPF: Google Summer of Code - Jim Brandt

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


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Issue 1.3, Summer 2005

* Programming Glade in Perl - Grant McLean

* Array Anti-Patterns - Alberto Manuel Simões

* Test::Random - David Golden

* Serious Perl - Henning Koch

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

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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.

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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.

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* 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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