hi,for me,my favourite module in Perl and the main reason I use Perl is the Net::FTP module.Love it so much,since I don't have to do any socketing.Just go straight to the point.If there is no Net::FTP,then it might give me a long time to solve the problem in my project.You just have to know the host address,port number,login and password,and that's all to make you can use the module straight away.Thanks to the creator of Net::FTP.Beside that ,I also luv the CGI.pm.I can avoid using the parser if I using the CGI.pm.Anyhow,I still use the conventional style of printing the HTML,not using the CGI.pm style,since,I think using the conventional style is more readable(for this moment to me :>).Well,that's all from me.

In reply to Re: What's your favorite module? by vrempire
in thread What's your favorite module? by knight

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