Nice of you to ask us for our subjective impressions, but since we're programmers, some of us would rather automate the task. We would find a corpus of code samples and run them through perl -c.
use strict;
use warnings;
# create something that crawls PerlMonks
# grabbing code snippets -
# this is left as an exercise
my $crawler;
while (my $snippet = $crawler->next() ) {
open my $writer, '>', 'temp.pl';
$snippet = <<"END_SNIPPET";
use strict;
use warnings;
$snippet
END_SNIPPET
print $writer $snippet;
close $writer;
system 'perl -c temp.pl 2>>err.txt';
}
Now you can analyze err.txt to find the most frequent messages.
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