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Have you looked through the Tutorials section? There are plenty of articles there covering a wide range of topics - there's sure to be something at your level and area(s) of interest.

Have you written a module from scratch? That's one step we have all had to take at some point. There are tutorials for that too. If everything you have done so far has been script-based then moving into modules would be the logical progression.

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In reply to Re: Advice for next steps on my Perl journey by hippo
in thread Advice for next steps on my Perl journey by MoodyDreams999

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