Geek Answers Handbook

Can I start with Catalyst by learning Perl?

I'm not quite sure what this is about (if it is not, I will remove it as soon as possible)).

I decided to start teaching Perl and how to use it for web development. I did the same about a year ago with Python, and although I am not an expert (I have Java code during working hours and spend some time trying other things), I was able to create several websites using Django, and I used ProjectEuler problems to learn the basics of the language.

From my first approaches, Perl seems to have a steeper learning curve than Python.

I look at some web developers. framework for Perl and stumbled upon Catalyst, which seems very interesting.

My question is : is it even worth trying it while he is still struggling with his tongue, or will I waste my time? Do I have to migrate Perl first, and then possibly CGI, before I go into a framework that probably abstracts many of the concepts from the developer?

Thank you for understanding!

+5
source share
5 answers

Catalyst is a great platform, and Perl is a great language. I don’t know about the steep part of the learning curve - I don’t know any of the other languages.

Perl Catalyst, , . , - -. : ", ". ... , . , Catalyst, Perl, - , .

- Catalyst Perl. UNIX/Linux, " Perl" - .

CPAN Catalyst - "", Catalyst .

, , irc.perl.org #catalyst # dbix. #perl freenode.

+11

, Perl, Catalyst. Catalyst.

, CGI , . . , , .

+4

Catalyst, Perl.

Perl + Catalyst + Catalyst Tutorials + Perl = ( )

+3

"", Dancer, , . , , Perl.

+3

, , perl . Catalyst ;)

-2

More articles:


All Articles