My list is:

• CGI::Application with CGI::Session, HTML::Template and Data::FormValidator
• Config::General with Class::Singleton
• DBI, mostly with DBD::mysql and DBD::Oracle, plus SQL::Abstract and a modified version of Data::Page
• Parse::FixedLength, Text::CSV_XS and Spreadsheet::ParseExcel to import data
• LWP, URI, Cache::Cache, XML::Simple, HTML::TokeParser and HTML::TableExtract to interface to this site
• Mail::Sender
• Math::Currency
• Regexp::Common

update: I think WWW::Mechanize is too powerful for my needs; I don't need an automated browser, only a way to retrieve nodes and possibly have a different cache policy for them. Does this satisfy your curiosity? :)

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