The Perl Pocket Reference is a booklet published by O'Reilly & Associates. It is based on the Reference Guide but contains much more information. The fourth edition is updated for Perl 5.8 and contains 96 pages.
http: / / www.vromans.org / johan / perlref.html
This 'cheat sheet' is a handy reference, meant for beginning Perl programmers. Not everything is mentioned, but 194 features may already be overwhelming.
http: / / search.cpan.org / ~nwclark / perl-5.8.7 / pod / perlcheat.pod
The perl debugger is included in the standard Perl distribution and
is invoked on a program with the -d switch:
perl -d program
You can start a debugger session without a program by saying:
perl -d -e 0
http: / / refcards.com / docs / forda / perl-debugger / perl-debugger-refcard-a4.pdf
This card is a printable reference card for common Perl testing modules. Essentially, I copied or reworked the synopses and examples of various testing modules.
http: / / langworth.com / pub / notes / perltestref.html
This is a summary of the 255 best practices advocated by Damien Conway in his book Perl Best Practices.
http: / / refcards.com / docs / vromansj / perl-best-practices / refguide.pdf
mod perl is an Apache module, created by Doug MacEachern,
that embeds a Perl interpreter within the server.
http: / / refcards.com / docs / forda / modperl / mod_perl-refcard-a4.pdf
Mason is a powerful Perl-based web site development and delivery
engine. With Mason you can embed Perl code in your HTML and
construct pages from shared, reusable components.
http: / / www.masonhq.com / ?ReferenceSheets
Catalyst is an elegant web application framework written in Perl
(see catalyst.perl.org and the Catalyst module on CPAN).
The information in this refcard is abbreviated and simplified – refer
to the documentation for full details.
http: / / refcards.com / docs / forda / catalyst / catalyst-refcard-a4.pdf
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