Imagine we have such a demo tool for perl/Tk!Are you saying there isn't one? Because there is you know, its called widget. Also, wxPerl has a pretty similar demo.
Another example is the documentation that came with a standard installation of python, it is in one place, categorizes the modules according to their usage, searchable and indexed. Although ActivePerl came with a better presented documentation, it's still less thoughtful than that of python, and that of the perl books, IMHO.Have you ever read
Now the goal of this post is not to complain, so please spare me the flames. I meant to ask, is there something we, as a community, can/should do to ease the pain of the beginners, actually also those of us less talented veterans. I truely believe all documentation is already there, it's just their organization, or lack of, that makes it less helpful. This is sort of like the web before google.I don't know what you're getting at. I do not think there is anything, we, as a community, can/should do to ease the pain of the beginners. The perl documentation is pretty well organized, and if that's painful, well, then you need some one-on-one attention, or you need one of the many products that deal with the documentation on cpan, like tkpod among others.
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by PodMaster
in thread Perl documentation
by johnnywang
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