Re: [MacPerl-WebCGI] reading list

[Tomer Tishgarten <ttishgar@arches.uga.edu>]

Though I'm still searching for the "perfect" reference book for 
CGI's, I have come across two things that I would highly recommend to 
all: (A) an article on the best books to buy if you want to learn 
perl (I've seen/used about 4 of them and I think that the article is 
correct in it's suggestion) and (B) the  CGI 101 web site which has 
some of the basic scripts that you might want to use.   Please 
remember that these resources are for Perl, but 95% of what you see 
is what you need to write a MacPerl script/CGI (well, at least for 
the web pages I've designed).

Best wishes,
Tomer

Learning Perl article (available books):
http://www.perlmonth.com/columns/perldoc/perldoc.html?issue=4&id=935593449

Learning how to write a CGI in perl (check out the tutorial section):
http://www.cgi101.com/
-I believe that the CGI's in the tutorial all worked without any problems!

>Promised a friend that I'd construct a web site (my first) for his pipe
>organ shop.
>
>I have enough Markup Language to write a basic non-interactive information
>site but expect he'll want more.
>
>Looked at the POD for CGI.pm but think I need a basic CGI FAQ and perhaps a
>recommendation for book or two?
>
>Where should I start?
>Thanks.
>
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>
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>Union Street West
>Fergus ON Canada
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