Higher Order Perl: A Book Review
HOP is written for experienced Perl programmers. Dominus dives right in with advanced techniques in the first chapter. So, you need to be capable of following code that makes use of all the standard Perl tools and data structures in order to grasp the ideas he is attempting to convey. If you are starting your journey with Perl, save HOP for a future trip. But, if you've been on the road for a while, this is just the book to liven things up.
This book is packed with valuable tips and techniques. Each topic is discussed in depth, with plenty of code examples and descriptions to keep the reader up to speed. That being said, be sure to carefully read and comprehend the examples. You will quickly become lost if you don't, because each section builds on previous topics. Dominus does his best to feed your brain slowly, but at some point it's up to you to follow along.
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