in reply to Re: How does one learn perl programming efficiently - if they do not come from computer science background?
in thread How does one learn perl programming efficiently - if they do not come from computer science background?
Another advantage of a formal course is breadth of coverage. Learning only what you need to know at any given moment can provide a nice deep dive into that particular topic with the motivation that comes from being able to immediately apply it. For example, I know next to nothing about frameworks and CGI, because I've never had to learn it. I'd bet most Perl courses would cover them because that's a large part of what Perl is used for. Just not by me.
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