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Is there a “standard” approach to agile development of Perl?

While not a “standard,” this Agile Python Development Fundamentals book reveals people's views on tools and systems that allow a “flexible” development process. Some of the sentences in the book are not tied to Python (for example, SVN / Git / etc), but some are.

For example, in addition to using print to debug Perl code, I tried Perl / Tk Debugger - which is good, and the path, the path is better than nothing.

So, I searched for books similar to a Python book, but focused on Perl, although I did not find them. Sentence

Questions, feedback, inquiries - just a comment, thanks!

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Modern Perl Chromatic

I have not finished it yet, but it can talk about what you are looking for.

As for your example, for the GUI for debugging, I used the commercial ActiveState product, Komodo IDE, and I like the debugger it comes with. In addition, Padre , the Perl IDE written in Perl, has some debugging tools that can be worth a look.

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Perl has a fairly extensive command line debugger, which is much better than just sprinkling “print” or “talking” all over the code and hoping that you delete it all later. http://perldoc.perl.org/perldebug.html and http://perldoc.perl.org/perldebtut.html for starters. The GUI tool looks great and is probably just the interface for this stuff, but you need to know the CLI if you need to debug remotely via SSH or if you want to show yourself.

Also, check out the Perl Best Practices (http://oreilly.com/catalog/9780596001735), which many, many teams using Perl use as a basis for standardizing their coding styles and problem-solving approaches.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1342181/

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