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Aug 05 2002, posted by Raphael.Rousseau at libroscope dot org
The challenge consists of writing coding guidelines for experienced programmers wishing to adopt Perl. These guidelines are not intended for "Perl hackers", but for the ones who are most used to programming in C or other not-so-idiomatic languages. Those guidelines should be short enough, so that half an hour should be sufficient for a medium-level programmer to understand and be abble to use them. They should give examples of clean way of implementing common operations and things to avoid. Does this already exist? If yes send feedback.

Now libroscope is a french site. I would like to have someone look at who is familiar with that. Libroscope English Version is also available, but I was not able to find 'perl' from there search interface

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