Chapter 15. Putting It All Together
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You've learned a great deal about Perl in the previous chapters, and now it’s time to put your knowledge to use. This chapter covers how to design a small, real-world system and how to use Perl to implement it.
If you’re like me you have a few floppies and CD-ROMs lying about. Organizing these disks can be a chore. This chapter shows you how to create a database to support the cataloging of program disks.
To make things convenient for all users, the example program implements three front ends to the system: a command-line interface, a GUI version, and a set of CGI programs.
But before you get to the various ...
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