I poked around the Tutorials briefly, and didn't see anything on POE. I think I might try and start in on one. While the docs are good, they have a fairly high learning curve for the uninitiated. There is also poe.perl.org, but I think the topic is large enough, and the modules are useful enough that it deserves its own tutorial here. So with that in mind, be on the lookout ;)

P.s: I'll probably hork the initial explanation pretty good, but there is no better way to learn something than to try and teach it, and hopefully the community will chip some input in too.

Update: Altered poe.perl.com -> poe.perl.org per Mr. Muskrat ;)

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