markmoon has asked for the wisdom of the Perl Monks concerning the following question:
Lately, it seems that many people have begun to champion the benefits/necessity of building tests. As someone who doesn't have the opportunity to write Perl for a living, it means I also don't have the added plus of working with other people to see how test-driven projects are built.
So far my only exposure has been a Portland Perl Mongers talk by Brian Ingerson which was very good and a seminar given by a leader in XP that seemed kind of disjointed to be honest. At the time I wasn't ready for either. Can anyone point me towards good examples that can help explain the core concepts and possibly contain tutorials that don't assume previous experience building large apps?
Thanks,That pesky markmoon guy
@a = ("a".."z"," ","-","\n");foreach $b ( 12,0,17,10,24,12,14,14,13,26,8,18,26,0,26, 22,0,13,13,0,27,1,4,26,15,4,17,11,26,7,0, 2,10,4,17) {print $a[$b]};print $a[28];