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Object Oriented Perl provides
This guide to Web programming
"MySQL and Perl for the
Both aspiring and experienced
an invaluable guide to
teaches you how to extend
Web" provides a
Perl programmers will
virtually every aspect of
the capabilities of the
much-needed handbook for
benefit from the expertise
object-oriented programming
Apache Web server. It
database and Web developers
in this book, whether they
in Perl. It shows the basics
explains the design of
seeking an extensive and
are looking to develop
of solid object design,
Apache, mod_perl, and the
detailed guide for using the
serious applications,
common mistakes and many
Apache API, then
combination of MySQL and
improve their productivity,
tips for navigating the
demonstrates how to use them
Perl to build dynamic and
or simply learn a more
powerful and flexible
to rewrite CGI scripts,
interactive database-backed
powerful and portable
nuances of using Perl
filter HTML documents on the
Web sites. It shows how to
replacement for shell
objects. Also covers popular
server-side, enhance server
use Perl's DBI database
scripts. Whatever the task
object modules available
log functionality, convert
access module, pairing it
at hand, this book is an
from CPAN and discusses
file formats on the fly, and
with with the CGI.pm module
invaluable, detailed
performance issues and the
more.
that allows Web pages and
resource of the Perl
tradeoff between programming
forms to be generated and
language. The latest version
convenience and speed often
processed easily. These
of the language, Perl 5.6,
faced by today's Perl
tools provide developers
is used throughout, with
developer. Advanced chapters
with a solid foundation for
commentary for those with
cover a number of techniques
creating applications that
earlier versions.
for adding persistence and
incorporate database content
invoking methods using
to create dynamic,
multiple dispatching.
up-to-date Web sites.
Topics covered: Perl
language review, CPAN, Perl
objects, 'blessing' and
inheritance, polymorphism,
Class::Struct and
Class::Methodmaker modules,
Perl ties and closures,
operator overloading,
encapsulation, multiple
dispatch,
Class::Multimethods,
coarse-grained and
fine-grained object
persistence techniques,
performance issues.
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