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Perl Subcategories |
Basic Input and Output |
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| Perl makes input and output extremely easy. When you know just a few simple things you'll find that you can read from the keyboard and display output to your monitor with ease. Once you get that down you'll find that reading and writing to files isn't mu.. |
Automating Image Manipulation with GD - Part 2 |
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| Last month Jonathan Eisenzopf showed us how to use the the GD library to draw borders, add text, and create thumbnails. He expands on that theme this month, showing us how to create charts and graphs with the GD::Graph module |
Automating Image Manipulation with GD |
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| Put Perl to work; explore the concepts and techniques that can automate many image manipulation tasks |
Attack of the Killer Bugs! |
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| Is your Perl riddled with bugs? Knock 'em dead and clean up your code with Quinn's quick tips |
An Introduction to Testing |
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| Someday, you'll be dubiously blessed with the job of maintenance programming. You might need to add new features or to fix long-standing bugs. The code may be your own or the apparently disturbed mutterings of a long-disappeared agent of chaos. If you ha.. |
An introduction to SOAP |
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| Dynamically generated HTML content works fine in Web browsers, but it presents a nightmare for anyone trying to utilize that data with other programs. For example, you can easily view an auction site in a browser, but an application would require a compl.. |
Access your MySQL Database with Perl |
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| Use Perl to access your MySQL database - Quinn's article shows you how! From installation to database manipulation, this article explains the basics |
A Simple Database Program |
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| Ever wonder how to make a web database program in Perl? Well here you go, a step by step method of creating a database program |
A Information Tracker (Advanced Counter) |
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| Ok, so you want to find out who has been visiting your site do you? Well, luckily this is very easy using PERL 5.0! As long as you have CGI support (a cgi-bin) on your web page, and a space for a file |
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