"Practical mod_perl" Book Goes Open Source

rafael on 2004-12-17T09:46:00

stas writes : "The complete "Practical mod_perl" book is now available online under the terms of the CreativeCommons "Attribution Share-Alike License".

Thanks to all who have purchased our book so far. You can still get the printed version from your favorite book store and it will certainly make a nice "light" XMas present (hint, hint :)."


Great News + Thanks

Shlomi Fish on 2004-12-17T12:46:13

This is really great news. I would like to thanks Stas Bekman and Eric Cholet (and their publisher) for making this book available online. We could always use more online books, and there's especially a shortage of good Perl online books.

I should note that Stas Bekman donated a copy of the book to the Israeli Perl Mongers library. Right now, I have borrowed it from there, (after many other mongers borrowed it) and am in the middle of reading. It takes quite a long time to read it, and the book is full of useful tips, nuances, and other important information. The reason I think these are great news is because with the book being online, I will be able to consult it whenever I recall something important that I read there, or need some guidance. I don't expect to handily remember everything that appear there, when I'm done with it.

related info at: stason.org and perl.apache.org

goon on 2005-01-10T06:50:54

Stas Bekman has always generous with his time and writing. If you can't find what you need in the online book dont forget, stason.org and perl.apache.org.

Another link

prostoalex on 2005-01-10T16:32:25

Free perl and Python books