* A testimonials page ( http://perl-begin.org/learn/who-is-using/ )
was added, with some honest-to-God testimonial quotes which are now featured
in the Testimonials side-bar.
* There's a new IDEs and
tools page:
http://perl-begin.org/IDEs-and-tools/ , featuring some Integrated Development
Environments.
* There's a new page sporting links to collections of blogs.
* Several new topical pages were added:
* * Perl and Databases
* * GUI Development in Perl
* * Perl for XML Processing
* * Debugging
* * Object-oriented Programming in Perl
* * Using CPAN
* A ShareThis ( http://sharethis.com/ ) button was added to the
bottom of every page for easy bookmarking and sharing.
* Many writing errors (spelling, grammar, syntax, phrasing, etc.) have been
corrected by Alan Haggai Alavi ( http://alanhaggai.org/ ). He
seems to have a good eye for catching such problems, and I am indebted to
him.
* Corrected several broken links including those to Ovid's CGI course.
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We hope you enjoy the new Perl Beginners' Site and please recommend it
to your friends.
All content on Perl-Begin is available under the Creative Commons Attribution
Licence.
Regards,
Shlomi Fish
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