Perl SparkChart

I have always been a fan of Quick Reference Guides,=20
(like O'Reilly's Perl Pocket Reference that I lost),
cheat sheets, and the like and recently discovered
at a Barnes and Nobles, a bunch of "SparkCharts"
by SparkNotes.com, including a few computer science
topics like JAVA and UNIX.

A quick browse of sparknotes.com shows only a limited
number of CS topic SparkCharts, but no obvious way to
request or suggest new topics for SparkCharts.

Might there be one among us equipped as a writer and
perl expert and willing to work with SparkNotes to=20
generate a Perl, and perhaps a Perl6, SparkChart?

A Perl SparkChart would be one way to support
advocacy of perl, methinks.

However, perhaps sparknotes would worry that the=20
there would not be enough of a market for that among
the perceived main customer, the CS college student.

I think sparknotes may have a competitor, as well.

Thank you,

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On Apr 7, 2008, at 10:47 AM, Haufler, Wayne A wrote:
> I think sparknotes may have a competitor, as well.


http://www.barcharts.com/default.as...7D-8B2D27AACB24

That chart is the first writing work I ever did, years ago (2002?).
Technically I was just an editor on it, but I had to overhaul half of
it to be accurate.

The screenshot looks a little different than the last time I saw it.
Maybe they've updated it since then.  If so, here's hoping that the
code is now monospaced. :-/

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