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Favourite/Most used modules currently:
(no particular order)

DBI - databases++
DBD::SQLite - best little db around
DBI::Shell - instant dbi
Time::ParseDate - favourite date/time parser
XML::LibXML - everything XML
Storable - when no DBs are in sight..

Used but not much re-used:

MailTools - everything mailish
Class::DBI - abstract SQL/DB stuff
Net::OSCAR - DIY AIM/ICQ client
Term::Screen - term i/o
HTML::Tree - HTML parsing

New kids on the block:

Data::Dump::Streamer - compacter output than Data::Dumper
Geo::IP::PurePerl - where is that IP?

Looked cool but failed to install itself+dependencies:
CPANPLUS

Module list courtesy of: perl -MExtUtils::Installed -le'print join("\n", ExtUtils::Installed->new->modules)' (only been using this machine since December)

im2 uses a whole bunch daily, including 5 date/time modules, damn I wish there was one that "did it all".

In reply to Re: Favourite modules March 2004 by castaway
in thread Favourite modules March 2004 by Juerd

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