Miscellaneous sites specifically about perl

• Perl.org – Perl's true home on the net. Tons of resources for every skill level.
• irc.perl.org – Info on the irc channels hosted at irc.perl.org.
• Perl 101 "Things Every Perl Programmer Should Know" - an excellent resource, especially for beginners
• The Enlightened Perl Organisation – "supports certain Perl development efforts that ensure perl's future as an enterprise-grade development platform."
• Perl.com – articles, resources, etc.
• Perl.oreilly.com
• Perl Weekly – A free, once a week e-mail round-up of hand-picked news and articles about Perl
• a list of Perl mailing lists
• perldoc.perl.org – all of the standard Perl documentation, on line. Alternate: CPAN (as of Perl 5.11.4)
• Perl timeline
• jobs.perl.org – The Perl Job site
• Perl 5 Wiki
• Perl Mongers – a loose association of international Perl User Groups

Sites not restricted to perl

• StackOverflow - a general programming forum, but Perl friendly
• "Mother of Perl" - the Perl section of WebReference.com
• /. - the infamous Slashdot
• PLEAC - "Programming Language Examples Alike Cookbook" - reimplementing the Perl Cookbook examples in other languages
• Rosetta Code
– wiki of code examples comparing many programming tasks in many languages
• Ideone – pastebin and online interpreter for many languages

Blog sites

• PerlBuzz - "The newest and best of the Perl World"
• Perl is Alive
• Proud To Use Perl
• use Perl; – no longer active
• Modern Perl Books
• blogs.perl.org – a common blogging platform for the Perl community
• Perlsphere – The Perl firehose! The self-proclaimed biggest collection of Perl 5 blogs
• Planet Perl Ironman Blog – another blog aggregator

CPAN and related sites

• CPAN, the Comprehensive Perl Archive Network – repository of perl modules
• Search CPAN
• MetaCPAN – alternative CPAN search
• BackPan – a complete history of CPAN
• other CPAN-related links – on perl.org

Tools

• Template - Toolkit
• Cygwin
• Bash for Windows
• Putty a free telnet/ssh - client
• secure iXplorer graphical front-end to puttys scp
• Any2PS
• Unix tools written in Perl
• Resources for compiling Perl from source on Win32:
  • Instructions for compiling Perl from source on Win32
  • Perl 5.00503 source at CPAN
  • LCC-Win32 - free C/C++ compiler for Win32 from Jacob Navia
  • FreeBCC - free C/C++ compiler for Win32 from Borland
  • PerlCRT.dll
  • dmake - make for Win32 from Gurusamy
  • nmake - make for Win32 from Microsoft
  • GNU software for Win95 + NT
  • mySQLfront a gui admin tool for mysql
• Webservers for Win32
  • Apache standard on *nix, also available for Win32
  • tinyweb Info on Perl Monks
  • Xitami
  • OmniHTTPd
  • Jigsaw the W3C's Java Server
  • AnalogX SimpleServer:WWW
  • Jellybean chromatics perl based webserver

Security & CGI

• Crypto-Gram E-Zine
• Cryptography FAQ
• WWW Security FAQ
• Web FAQ
• CGI FAQ
• HTTP Spec
• HTML 4.0 Spec
• HTML Markup Spec
• CGI Spec
• CGI Security FAQ
• Phrack

Browsers

• Linux and other Unix Variants
  • lynx
  • Netscape
  • Amaya
  • konqueror
  • Mozilla
  • Opera
  • Galeon
  • w3m
• Windows (all variants)
  • Microsoft Internet Explorer
  • Netscape
  • Mozilla
  • Opera
  • lynx
  • Amaya
• Macintosh Classic
  • Microsoft Internet Explorer
  • Netscape
  • Mozilla
  • Opera
  • iCab
• Macintosh OS-X
  • Safari Safari is the fastest and easiest-to-use web browser ever for the Mac.
  • Microsoft Internet Explorer
  • Netscape
  • Mozilla
  • Opera
  • iCab

Perl Friendly Webspace

• freewebspace.net
• f2s.com
• webjump.com
• thefreesite.com (Listing free webspace offers)
• perlmonk.org Webhosting by our very own jcwren

Finally

• Everything2