Who am I? I am Raj. I have a background in computer science, deep familiarity with Perl, and years of experience in commercial software and systems development. I am a Perl-only developer, and I'm a regular contributor to the Perl community. I have experience with coding, testing, refactoring, and maintenance. However, when the chips are down I enjoy problem solving in business and data management, and using Perl to solve any kind of problem.
The current release of Pattern Magic 3 is a collection of general purpose patterns, many of them shown here for the first time, that can be used to solve a variety of problems.
In addition to software patterns, I am a regular contributor to several other Perl-related mailing lists, including the ActiveState Perl, CPAN Testers, Perl Mongers, Perl 5 Porters, PerlMonks, Perlideas, and Perl Training mailing lists, as well as the Perl FAQ.
Adventures in Software Engineering. I've taken an interest in software development, design, and architecture. You can check out my website at I don't currently have any product projects to speak of, but I hope to change that soon.
About this book. For those who enjoy tinkering with various computing technologies, software development, or technology in general, there is so much to learn. How do you find out what new technologies exist? How do you implement them? How do you use them?
In short, how do you learn and teach yourself? That's what this book aims to do. In addition, it provides a framework that will help you learn how to think about and tackle various problems.
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Who is this book for? Who is this book for? Computer Programmers, Developers, and Researchers. Who are you? You're in the right place if you're curious about how software patterns work, and you like exploring new ideas and technologies. You want to learn how to solve a variety of problems by developing common software architecture patterns. If you are not a developer,
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