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I too am leaving out modules I maintain (btw I contribute on a lot of my faves )...
  1. Wx -- aaaaaw yeah!!!!!!!
  2. ExtUtils::Installed -- I use this a LOT
  3. PPM::Make -- this one as well
  4. ExtUtils::ParseXS -- this should be core (this is how xsubpp should be done)
  5. CGI::Wiki::Simple -- not bad, could be better ;)
  6. File::Spec -- portability, damn I like it
  7. Regexp::Common -- beginning to like it a lot
  8. Mail::Box -- it's getting better
  9. Audio::Beep -- fun ;D
  10. Module::Dependency::Grapher -- also fun
  11. CGI::Application -- I still love it ;)
  12. DB_File and/or BerkeleyDB -- and these, but you knew that ;D
There are a couple of others that could be on my list, but are currently unfinished, so they are not (CPANPLUS for example, or Test::Smoke).


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

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