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The Test:: modules are absolute essentials for me. Never develop without them. Once you get test infected you won't either :-)

Although Test::More has been core since v5.007003 other useful things like Test::Differences, Test::Exception, etc. are not.

Other essentials for me include:

  • Template - I like templates. Template Toolkit meets my requirements best.
  • AppConfig - saves me typing and makes all my apps work the same.
  • CGI::Application - saves me code and encourages me to be good
  • DBI - the best DB layer I've come across in any language
  • CPANPLUS - makes automating CPAN installs so much simpler
  • Class::DBI - saves me so much typing when developing DB applications
  • Exception::Class - I like exceptions
  • HTML::Parser - is my friend for messing with HTML

Updates:

  • 20020922 - made "test infected" a link - thanks ignatz

In reply to Re: Essential Perl Modules by adrianh
in thread Essential Perl Modules by Steve_p

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