Writing good code in any language is remarkably time-intensive to learn. There are any number of ways to mess up code and the coding patterns and antipatterns are different in any language.
It takes struggling with the ways of doing things in the language and seeing what works and what does not. Perl is no exception, except that there is no One True Perl way. Every Perl programmer finds his or her won way.
It takes struggling with the ways of doing things in the language and seeing what works and what does not. Perl is no exception, except that there is no One True Perl way. Every Perl programmer finds his or her won way.