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Greetings of the season.

The Perl Advent Calendar is back for 2001. Each day between December 1st and 25th another CPAN module is added to the calendar.

In addition to the usual Synopsis and Description (from the pod) a feature this year which I don't remember from before is a statement of the rationale for the choice of each day's module.

It's great fun and edifying. Check it out each day and get a quick fix of Perl Moduliana.

Regards,
David

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problem space is also a mess." - Larry Wall

In reply to Perl Advent Calendar Returns by dvergin

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