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Perl Training
13 / 04 / 2010 at 09:30
Imperial Hotel
WC1B 5BB
Introduction to Perl - 13th April 2010
Intermediate Perl - 14th April 2010
Advanced Perl Techniques - 15th April 2010
Tutor: Dave Cross
Day 1: Introduction to Perl - 13th April
This one-day course is an introduction to Perl for complete beginners. No knowledge of Perl is assumed, although attendees will have a slight advantage if they have some knowledge of at least one other programming language. At the end of the course, attendees will have enough knowledge to write a number of useful Perl programs, together with details of where to go for more information.
Syllabus:
What is Perl
Your first program
Input / output
Variables
Operators and functions
Conditional Constructs
Subroutines
Regexes
Smart matching
Finding and using modules
Intermediate Perl - 14th April :
This one-day course is aimed at programmers who have been using Perl for a while and who are ready to take their Perl knowledge to the next level. This course covers useful topics like writing reusable code, testing your code and using databases in your applications. By the end of the day attendees will have the knowledge they need to write complex applications in Perl.
Syllabus:
References
Sorting
Reusable Code
Object Orientation
Testing
Dates & Times
Templates
Databases
Advanced Perl Techniques - 15th April
Perl has come a long way since the "scripting language" which powered most of the world wide web in the 1990s. There are many ways to build applications in Perl. In this course we will look at some powerful techniques which are used by the best Perl programmers in the world. This one-day course is aimed at programmers who have been using Perl for some time but who may not be completely up to date with the latest Perl techniques. At the end of the course attendees will have a number of modern Perl programming techniques to their programming toolkit.
Syllabus:
Perl 5.10
Advanced Testing
DBlx::Class
Objects with Moose
Benchmarking & Profiling
Catalyst
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Intermediate Perl - 14th April 2010
Advanced Perl Techniques - 15th April 2010
Tutor: Dave Cross
Day 1: Introduction to Perl - 13th April
This one-day course is an introduction to Perl for complete beginners. No knowledge of Perl is assumed, although attendees will have a slight advantage if they have some knowledge of at least one other programming language. At the end of the course, attendees will have enough knowledge to write a number of useful Perl programs, together with details of where to go for more information.
Syllabus:
What is Perl
Your first program
Input / output
Variables
Operators and functions
Conditional Constructs
Subroutines
Regexes
Smart matching
Finding and using modules
Intermediate Perl - 14th April :
This one-day course is aimed at programmers who have been using Perl for a while and who are ready to take their Perl knowledge to the next level. This course covers useful topics like writing reusable code, testing your code and using databases in your applications. By the end of the day attendees will have the knowledge they need to write complex applications in Perl.
Syllabus:
References
Sorting
Reusable Code
Object Orientation
Testing
Dates & Times
Templates
Databases
Advanced Perl Techniques - 15th April
Perl has come a long way since the "scripting language" which powered most of the world wide web in the 1990s. There are many ways to build applications in Perl. In this course we will look at some powerful techniques which are used by the best Perl programmers in the world. This one-day course is aimed at programmers who have been using Perl for some time but who may not be completely up to date with the latest Perl techniques. At the end of the course attendees will have a number of modern Perl programming techniques to their programming toolkit.
Syllabus:
Perl 5.10
Advanced Testing
DBlx::Class
Objects with Moose
Benchmarking & Profiling
Catalyst
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