A fast 4 hour introduction to perl by Ashley Harris Language: Perl Ever wanted to build your own web applications? But you have absolutely no idea where to begin? This tutorial will get a beginner started in perl in under 4 hours, starting with the installation of perl.

A Information Tracker (Advanced Counter) by Alex Seidler Language: Perl Quickly and easily explains how to create your own counters, so that you can track the users that come to your page without them knowing a thing!

Checking for the existence of substrings (Updated) by Brandon McPherson Language: Perl This is the most basic example of substring searching I could come up with.... and since I'm a VB programmer for the mostpart, simple is good :) I've only tried this in ActivePerl, so I won't guarantee it works anywhere else without modifications. This has been updated in light of the excellent advice I've been given from the more experienced Perl programmers (Thanks PaC).

Basic Perl Loop Tutorial by Sirrus Language: Perl This is an example of a basic Perl loop.

Perl Tutorial by SHOUVIK Language: Perl Want to learn Perl? This may help you ...

Learn to write an ad / banner script! by Rombauts Steven Language: Perl This is a short tutorial/article wich will explain you how to use randomness to make a banner script. This explains you how to use randomness, the split function, storing files in arrays and ssi includes. This tutorial has an example included in the zip file wich you can also download here! I hope this will help you to understand these functions!

Introduction to Perl by T. E. Geek Language: Perl A friendly and easy approach to tackling perl for the first time. Hopefully, those considering to learn this wonderful language, or those struggling with the basics will benefit from this brief tutorial. It introduces the language, it's strengths, and leaves you able to write a "goodbye world" program.

A Clear Screen Function by Jaime Muscatelli Language: Perl Hey, This is my first perl submission. I just started yesterday, and I found that there was no clear screen function (Like cls). Well, I figured out a way to do it (I think it only works in dos, but I think I know the way for unix too). KEYWORDS: CLEAR clear CLS cls Screen SCREEN screen Blank

Perl's Sendmail by David C. Uhrig Language: Perl How to use Perl's sendmail to send an e-mail from your website.

Perl quote program for PHP sites by Kurt Csowl Language: Perl This program is so that you can call a perl script with a file or multiple argument list. The files contain 1 quote per line. People running a web page can call the perl script to get a new random quote to put on the site from all the quotes in the text files you create. A new quote on ur page every time can make it even kewler to visit.

Writing Internet Clients with Perl - Fast and Easy by T. E. Geek Language: Perl A brief introduction to the libwww-perl module. No advanced knowledged assumed. Learn how to request webpages and then parse them within perl. Easy to learn in under five minutes.

Using Flatfile Databases in Perl by David C. Uhrig Language: Perl To explain how to use flatfile databases as information storage with perl.

Clear a package by Found on the World Wide Web Language: Perl How do I clear a package? Use this code, provided by Mark-Jason Dominus:

Deep vs shallow binding by Found on the World Wide Web Language: Perl What's the difference between deep and shallow binding?

Sending e-mails from Perl CGI script by Serge Language: Perl How to send plain or multipart e-mails from within Perl CGI script.

Patching Security Holes in Unix and Perl by Found on the World Wide Web Language: Perl Here's how...

How can I pass/return a {Function, FileHandle, Array, Hash, Method, Regexp}? by Found on the World Wide Web Language: Perl Here's how...

Dynamic vs. lexical scoping by Found on the World Wide Web Language: Perl What's the difference between dynamic and lexical (static) scoping? Between local() and my()?

Closure by Found on the World Wide Web Language: Perl What's a closure? Closure is a computer science term with a precise but hard-to-explain meaning. Closures are implemented in Perl as anonymous subroutines with lasting references to lexical variables outside their own scopes. These lexicals magically refer to the variables that were around when the subroutine was defined (deep binding).