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Perl language programming
brief introduction
Since its publication in 1991, "Programming in Perl Language" has quickly become the undisputed collection of Perl, and it is still the Wei's guide to this highly practical language. Perl is just a powerful text processing tool, but it quickly developed into a general programming language that can help thousands of programmers, system administrators, and technical enthusiasts like you complete their work easily.
People have long been waiting for the update of this "big camel book", and now they finally got what they wanted. In this edition, three prestigious Perl authors describe the content of the current version of the language (Perl 5.14), and briefly introduce some of the features that will be added in the future 5.16 version. In today's world, Unicode is more and more important for text processing. For this reason, Perl provides very good and very convenient support. It can integrate Unicode smoothly anywhere, even in Perl's popular features (regular expressions). Can be combined with Unicode. Important features of this update include: new keywords and syntax, I/O layer and encoding, new backslash escape, Unicode 6.0, Unicode glyph clusters and attributes, named capture in regular expressions, recursion And grammar mode, CPAN's expanded content, current practice.
About the Author
Christiansen is a book author and a Perl trainer, mainly focusing on text mining, natural language processing, and computational linguistics. He has co-authored "PerlCookbook" and a large number of online: Perl documents.
Spring Cloud and microservice construction
brief introduction
This book is divided into two parts. The first part starts from the basic concepts that every programmer needs to understand, and the second part focuses on introducing different programming paradigms and some more advanced programming techniques. This book is about a two-semester course, and is a perfect teaching reference book for computer science beginners in colleges and universities.
·Learn basic concepts, including variables, expressions, statements, functions, conditions, recursion, and loops.
·Understand commonly used basic data structures and useful algorithms.
·In-depth study of object-oriented programming, and learn how to build your own types and methods to extend the language.
· Use grammar and regular expressions to analyze text content.
· Explore how functional programming can help you make your code simpler and more expressive.
About the Author
Laurent Rosenfeld, worked as an expatriate software engineer for about 20 years, serving one of the largest European telecom operators (especially in the field of mobile networks). In the past few years, he has been working on the fields of data migration, data quality and data adjustment. He has written many tutorials on Perl 5 and Perl 6.
Allen Downey, Professor of Computer Science at Olin College of Engineering. He has taught at Wellesley College, Colby College and UC Berkeley.
Getting started with perl language
brief introduction
Perl can accomplish almost all tasks on most platforms, whether it's simple repairs or large-scale and complete network applications. "Introduction to Perl Language" starts from the basics, and then gradually deepens, so that you can slowly write up to 128 lines of programs on your own-now 90% of Perl programs are about this size. Each chapter of this book contains a number of exercises to help you consolidate and digest the knowledge you just learned. Maybe other books just want to instill the rules and regulations of Perl programming, but this book is different, we hope to train you to become a real Perl programmer.
About the Author
Randal L. Schwartz is proficient in software design, system management, security, technical writing and training. He is one of the co-authors of several "must-read" books on Perl language, including "Learing Perl", "Programming Per" and "Mastering Perl" (0 'Reilly Publishing).
brian d foy is a prolific Perl trainer and writer who runs The Perl Reciew to help people use and understand Perl. He is one of the co-authors of "Learning Perl", "Programming Perl", "Mastering Perl" (published by 0'Reilly) and "Effective Perl Programming" (published by Addison-Wesley).
Tom Phoenix teaches Perl courses at Stonehenge Consulting Services, and answers questions on the comp.lang.perl.misc and comp.lang.perl.moderated newsgroups. He is one of the co-authors of "Learning Perl" (published by 0'Reilly) and a contributor to the Perl language.
perl efficient programming
brief introduction
"Perl Efficient Programming (Second Edition)" is a "Bible-level" book in the field of Perl programming. It provides more than one hundred detailed application cases, enough to cover all aspects that are often encountered in the programming process, which explains in detail various efficient and concise writing methods.
The first edition of "Perl Efficient Programming (2nd Edition)" has been selling well for ten years, and the second edition not only corrected some of the problems in the previous edition, but also introduced many new themes in the Perl field. , Making the content more complete and richer, and more practical.
About the Author
Joseph N. Hall, a self-taught "computer prodigy", made his debut by playing with TI's programmable calculator and Radio Shack TRS-80 Model 1 with 4KB of memory. He has been teaching others to use computers since he was 14 years old, and started his professional programming career as early as 1984. He started contacting Unix and C languages in 1987, and Perl in 1993.
Joshua A. McAdams has always been proud of working at Google. As a very active member of the Perl community in the past five years, he is the founder of Perlcast (www.perlcast.com), presided over two sessions of Chicago YAPC::NA, and is also the convener of Chicago.pm. He is at Perl conferences around the world. He has given a lot of speeches, in addition, he is also an author of CPAN, and continues to contribute to The Perl Review and Perl Advent Calendar.
brian d foy is the co-author of "Introduction to Perl Language (5th Edition)" and Intermediate Perl, and the author of "Proficient in Perl". He initiated the first Perl user group-New York Perl Mongers; as the publisher of The Perl Review, he also maintains a part of Perl core documents. In addition, he is also a Perl lecturer and often speaks at parties.
Shengchun started to learn Perl programming in his sophomore year. After reading "Perl 5 Detailed", he took advantage of the summer job opportunity to develop CGI full-time in Perl language. After graduation, I have always used Perl as the main development tool. I currently work in the mail and web security department of Cisco IronPort, responsible for the development and maintenance of Chinese anti-spam rules and the development of internal tools and reports. In the early years, he prepared a community site for PerlChina and translated several technical articles. In 2007, cooperated with Jiang Yongqing to translate "Perl Testing Program Master Secrets". In 2009, cooperated with Jiang Yongqing and Wang Hui to translate "Perl Language Introduction (5th Edition)". In 2010, they cooperated again and translated the forthcoming "Use Perl to realize system management" Automation" and this "Perl Efficient Programming". In addition, he also hosted the translation of the open source book "Pro Git" in 2009.
Wang Hui is the co-translator of "Introduction to Perl Language (5th Edition)" and "Using Perl to Realize System Management Automation". I came into contact with Perl in 2000. I quickly fell in love with the language and its community. I am familiar with Linux/Unix. I became a Mac user under the influence of Shengchun. At present, he serves the mail and web security department of IronPort just like Shengchun. Part of the work is done using Perl under FreeBSD, including data analysis, collection, system management and Web applications. I hope that more Perl enthusiasts and Perl-based applications will appear in China.
Zhang Dongliang came into contact with Perl in 2004 and fell in love with Perl. There is a personal blog "I love regular expressions", dedicated to recording the learning experience and application skills of regular expressions in scripting languages such as Perl. Currently serving the mail and web security department of IronPort, responsible for maintaining the anti-spam/anti-virus system and the construction of the internal network.
Jiang Yongqing started self-study of Linux on a cash register in 1997. He started to learn Perl programming in the summer of 2002 and participated in the PerlChina Technology Forum in 2003. From 2004 to 2009, completed the translation of dozens of technical articles and two Perl books. Since 2010, he has been engaged in Internet maintenance work in Beijing, and subsequently translated two other Perl books. Currently living in Beijing with family, children and friends.
