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Object Oriented Programming in Perl - Course
2 days for experienced Perl Programmers who are new to Object Orientation ... Venue - Well House Manor, Melksham, Wiltshire With our modular system of courses, and with all of our courses being based on our own material, it's very easy for us to provide a tailor made agenda to meet your requirements. Very often, these special requirements are so "one off" that they're really only meaningful for a single client, but sometimes they're of much more general interest - such as this one described above "Object Oriented Programming in Perl" is likely to run on 13th and 14th December - if you already know Perl quite well, but aren't really into the Object Oriented side of programming, it would be a great opportunity to learn for a couple of days at £350.00 + VAT per day. If you come across this description in the archive - after 13th December 2007 - please email me (graham@wellho.net) to ask on the current status and you may find it's running again! (written 2007-11-18, updated 2007-11-19) Associated topics are indexed as below, or enter http://melksh.am/nnnn for individual articles Q907 - Object Orientation and General technical topics - Object Orientation: Design Techniques[80] OO - real benefits - (2004-10-09) [236] Tapping in on resources - (2005-03-05) [507] Introduction to Object Oriented Programming - (2005-11-27) [534] Design - one name, one action - (2005-12-19) [656] Think about your design even if you don't use full UML - (2006-03-24) [747] The Fag Packet Design Methodology - (2006-06-06) [831] Comparison of Object Oriented Philosophy - Python, Java, C++, Perl - (2006-08-13) [836] Build on what you already have with OO - (2006-08-17) [1047] Maintainable code - some positive advice - (2007-01-21) [1217] What are factory and singleton classes? - (2007-06-04) [1224] Object Relation Mapping (ORM) - (2007-06-09) [1528] Object Oriented Tcl - (2008-02-02) [1538] Teaching Object Oriented Java with Students and Ice Cream - (2008-02-12) [2169] When should I use OO techniques? - (2009-05-11) [2170] Designing a heirarcy of classes - getting inheritance right - (2009-05-11) [2327] Planning! - (2009-08-08) [2380] Object Oriented programming - a practical design example - (2009-08-27) [2501] Simples - (2009-11-12) [2523] Plan your application before you start - (2009-12-02) [2717] The Multiple Inheritance Conundrum, interfaces and mixins - (2010-04-11) [2741] What is a factory? - (2010-04-26) [2747] Containment, Associative Objects, Inheritance, packages and modules - (2010-04-30) [2785] The Light bulb moment when people see how Object Orientation works in real use - (2010-05-28) [2865] Relationships between Java classes - inheritance, packaging and others - (2010-07-10) [2878] Program for reliability and efficiency - do not duplicate, but rather share and re-use - (2010-07-19) [2889] Should Python classes each be in their own file? - (2010-07-27) [2953] Turning an exercise into the real thing with extreme programming - (2010-09-11) [2977] What is a factory method and why use one? - Example in Ruby - (2010-09-30) [3063] Comments in and on Perl - a case for extreme OO programming - (2010-11-21) [3085] Object Oriented Programming for Structured Programmers - conversion training - (2010-12-14) [3260] Ruby - a training example that puts many language elements together to demonstrate the whole - (2011-04-23) [3454] Your PHP website - how to factor and refactor to reduce growing pains - (2011-09-24) [3607] Designing your application - using UML techniques - (2012-02-11) [3760] Why you should use objects even for short data manipulation programs in Ruby - (2012-06-10) [3763] Spike solutions and refactoring - a Python example - (2012-06-13) [3798] When you should use Object Orientation even in a short program - Python example - (2012-07-06) [3844] Rooms ready for guests - each time, every time, thanks to good system design - (2012-08-20) [3878] From Structured to Object Oriented Programming. - (2012-10-02) [3887] Inheritance, Composition and Associated objects - when to use which - Python example - (2012-10-10) [3928] Storing your intermediate data - what format should you you choose? - (2012-11-20) [3978] Teaching OO - how to avoid lots of window switching early on - (2013-01-17) [4098] Using object orientation for non-physical objects - (2013-05-22) [4374] Test driven development, and class design, from first principles (using C++) - (2014-12-30) [4430] The spirit of Java - delegating to classes - (2015-02-18) [4449] Spike solution, refactoring into encapsulated object methods - good design practise - (2015-03-05) [4628] Associative objects - one object within another. - (2016-01-20) P218 - Perl - More Objects [227] Bellringing and Programming and Objects and Perl - (2005-02-25) [246] When to bless a Perl variable - (2005-03-15) [531] Packages in packages in Perl - (2005-12-16) [588] Changing @INC - where Perl loads its modules - (2006-02-02) [592] NOT Gone phishing - (2006-02-05) [930] -> , >= and => in Perl - (2006-11-18) [1320] Perl for Larger Projects - Object Oriented Perl - (2007-08-25) [1664] Example of OO in Perl - (2008-06-03) [1665] Factory method example - Perl - (2008-06-04) [1819] Calling base class constructors - (2008-10-03) [1949] Nuclear Physics comes to our web site - (2008-12-17) [2427] Operator overloading - redefining addition and other Perl tricks - (2009-09-27) [2651] Calculation within objects - early, last minute, or cached? - (2010-02-26) [2811] Igloos melt in the summer, but houses do not - (2010-06-15) [2876] Different perl examples - some corners I rarely explore - (2010-07-18) [2972] Some more advanced Perl examples from a recent course - (2010-09-27) [3097] Making Perl class definitions more conventional and shorter - (2010-12-20) [3098] Learning Object Orientation in Perl through bananas and perhaps Moose - (2010-12-21) [3377] What do I mean when I add things in Perl? - (2011-08-02) [3581] Perl - calls to methods that use => - what do they mean? - (2012-01-16) [3941] Building an object based on another object in Perl - (2012-12-03) [4096] Perl design patterns example - (2013-05-20) [4356] Object factories in C++, Python, PHP and Perl - (2014-12-19) [4366] Changing what operators do on objects - a comparison across different programming languages - (2014-12-26) P213 - Perl - Creating your own Classes [975] Answering ALL the delegate's Perl questions - (2006-12-09) [983] Blessing in Perl / Member variable in Ruby - (2006-12-14) [1864] Object Oriented Perl - First Steps - (2008-11-01) [1925] Introduction to Object Oriented Programming - (2008-12-06) [2834] Teaching examples in Perl - third and final part - (2010-06-27) [2877] Further more advanced Perl examples - (2010-07-19) [2969] What does blessing a variable in Perl mean? - (2010-09-24) [3059] Object Orientation in an hour and other Perl Lectures - (2010-11-18) [3833] Learning to use existing classes in Perl - (2012-08-10) [4607] Classes and object - first steps in Perl 6 - (2016-01-02)
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