Here's a summary of the key points: The video is an introduction to a series of tutorials about learning the Perl programming language in 2023. The person decided to learn Perl instead of more popular languages like Python or Go, mainly because there are fewer resources for Perl, reducing overwhelm when starting out. They purchased the book "Learning Perl Programming Language" by Ori as a primary reference. The tutorials will be beginner-friendly since the person is also a beginner learning Perl. They showed a simple "Hello World" Perl script running on Windows using the Vim text editor. An issue running the script as an executable was resolved by adding the shebang line #!/usr/bin/env perl as the first line of the script. The key aspects covered are the motivation for learning Perl over other languages, the resources being used, setting up a Perl development environment, and resolving a common issue when running Perl scripts.
Cool, welcome, have fun with Perl.
Here's a summary of the key points:
The video is an introduction to a series of tutorials about learning the Perl programming language in 2023.
The person decided to learn Perl instead of more popular languages like Python or Go, mainly because there are fewer resources for Perl, reducing overwhelm when starting out.
They purchased the book "Learning Perl Programming Language" by Ori as a primary reference.
The tutorials will be beginner-friendly since the person is also a beginner learning Perl.
They showed a simple "Hello World" Perl script running on Windows using the Vim text editor.
An issue running the script as an executable was resolved by adding the shebang line #!/usr/bin/env perl as the first line of the script.
The key aspects covered are the motivation for learning Perl over other languages, the resources being used, setting up a Perl development environment, and resolving a common issue when running Perl scripts.
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Daje Tucci!
Which keyboard are you using?
in this video is a trust cheaper keyboard, my main keyboard is showed in the vim video
One hint for "tutorials" like this: Make yourself a script and put yourself off the screen. Noone watches this to see you.
thanks I'll try other style of tutorials soons
It doesn't matter honestly as long as the information gets across.