Tcl
TE,
I find myself doing a bunch of F5 work lately. One of the advanced features is writing iRules. In addition, it is always desirable as a network engineer to use TCL, and Expect, to write scripts to automate my job. So, I have done some searching on the web looking for a TCL course. I found books, and some youtube.com videos for TCL but, no courses. Do anyone know of a place that offers a TCL class? I don't care if it is a pre-recorded video (as long as it high quality), an on-line course from a company, or a community college. Just something that has quality content that will get my feet wet.
Thanks in advance for the help. Good day.
-Nutsy
I find myself doing a bunch of F5 work lately. One of the advanced features is writing iRules. In addition, it is always desirable as a network engineer to use TCL, and Expect, to write scripts to automate my job. So, I have done some searching on the web looking for a TCL course. I found books, and some youtube.com videos for TCL but, no courses. Do anyone know of a place that offers a TCL class? I don't care if it is a pre-recorded video (as long as it high quality), an on-line course from a company, or a community college. Just something that has quality content that will get my feet wet.
Thanks in advance for the help. Good day.
-Nutsy
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NetworkVeteran
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Nutsy, most people learn TCL from the plentiful books and tutorials online, such as this one--
Tcl Tutorial
I'm not aware of any courses. I could create an impromptu one, though. Curriculum: Read and practice seven of the above lessons per day for seven days. At the end of this course you will know the TCL language!
Seriously, though, the above is good as far as tutorials go. -
NetworkVeteran
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As far as the expect extensions, most companies either have a framework team to write wrappers around them, or they buy off-the-shelf wrappers. I'd focus more on the TCL core and how your wrappers work than on those extensions.