If you(we) really want a book, then maybe we need todo what the SVN people do and have it online. That way we can get more people involved in writing it (ie. the filter people discuss filter development, the GUI people discuss GUI development, bill talking about his crazy all the code lives in the DB, etc)
Financially it doesn't make a lot of sense for one person to write it, so maybe we just need some sort of community effort. On 9/7/07, lanas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Le Vendredi, 31 Août 2007 10:32:44 -0400, > Robert Hicks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit : > > > No really... : ) > > And it wouldn't be too late for it to be the best Perl book of 2007. > > OK then, make it 2008. > > It would give much coverage to POE but it has to be filled with very > good code snippets and examples, including ones with a GUI preferrably > GTK or Wx. By the wy, the Prima GUI toolkit - which is all Perl, > multiplatform and very easy to use - could be coming by in the near > future. > > There's a Ruby on Rails book and this will add to the hype > surronding Ruby. Why not then a POE book and generate at least a > milligram of hype around it ? ;-) Maybe some people would discover > Perl by means of POE examples. > > Cheers. >
