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I would like to see a really good book on POE.

I know the latest Advanced Perl Programming has a chapter on POE. But I'd like more.

Actually, a book on event driven programming with perl would be even more interesting. That way it could tie together common concepts from GUI programming (Tk, Tkx, etc.), POE, and Event (I'm sure there are many others).

I'd also like to see books on Wx and GTK2 programming. The biggest problem with these libraries is the lack of docs.

TGI says moo

In reply to Re: Unwritten Perl Books: 2007 version by TGI
in thread Unwritten Perl Books: 2007 version by lin0

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