Hi,

I have written quite a number of modules, but none of them has made its way to the CPAN. Mainly because most of these modules were very specific to our environment and would not be useful outside that context. But at least two modules that I wrote recently could be useful to others, if I only knew how to package them for the CPAN. Yes, I was not really convinced by the existing modules to build such skeletons, but quite possibly because I used them wrongly. If your module makes things easier, then I am definitely interested. I'll try yours, but don't expect an answer from me before at best the next weekend.

In reply to Re: RFC - Module::Cooker by Laurent_R
in thread RFC - Module::Cooker - UPDATE by boftx

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