As an FYI....

PerlMonks will be mentioned as a resource in an upcoming SAMS book on the topic of CGI/Web programming (not by me, tenatively titled "Designing with Perl").

It would have been mentioned in the second edition of the Teach Yourself series or the Developer's Dictionary, but I had a helluva time trying to get vroom's attention before the editing deadlines this summer. (Hi Tim!)

I make a point in my books to point people back to the community resources whether that be learn.perl.org, clp.misc, perl.com, IRC channels, or whatnot. At least I can leave a pointer to good resources outside of the bookstore. And since PM is a new kid on the block, you'd do well to spend time making yourself visible in these more established places since conscientious authors have been sending people there for years.

In reply to Re: One-Eyed Kings by clintp
in thread One-Eyed Kings by davorg

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