Thanks to Baiju Thakkar
for this link.
“Welcome to the second edition of PerlMonth. This month we have
eight exceptional articles for you the readers. Whether you are a
beginner or a seasoned veteran we know that you will find each
article helpful.
We are introducing 2 new columns this month which will run every
month hereafter.
When Perl Met Apache by Stas Bekman
Perl/TKed Out by Slaven Rezic
We hope you enjoy reading and learning from them. We owe our
thanks to Stas Bekman and Slaven Rezic for making this
contribution.
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