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Here they are (there are more than 10, but that's why Perl is great: tons of super-useful modules):

Modules that make Perl what it is:

  • CGI (+ CGI::Carp), I am an old school guy (but I use it with mod_perl when it makes sense though),
  • DBI (+ DBD::mysql, DBD::Pg, DBD::SQLite), SQLite for quick hacks and when there is only one user, Pg most of the time,

Very useful:

Convenient modules I use a lot these days:

  • Memoize, especially to memoize the output of the following one,
  • Digest::MD5, to sort through heaps of archived data and figure out what was stored twice under different names

XML modules:

  • XML::Twig, surprise surprise ;--)
  • XML::Simple, battles with YAML for my configuration storage needs,
  • XML::PYX, for one-liners,
  • XML::LibXML, when I manage to get it installed, which is not that often

In reply to Re: Favourite modules April 2003 by mirod
in thread Favourite modules April 2003 by Juerd

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