I know this is not the appropriate place for general module announcements but this is special.

IO::All was released on March 15, and it looks amazing (With my initial tests on Win32, it works great too!).

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use IO::All;

    my $my_stuff = io('./mystuff')->slurp;  # Read a file
    my $more_stuff < io('./morestuff');     # Read another file
  io('./morestuff') >> io('./allstuff'); # Copy/append

 # A forking socket server that writes to a log
    my $server = io('server.com:9999');
    my $socket = $server->accept('-fork');
    while (my $msg = $socket->getline) {
        io('./mylog')->appendln(localtime() . ' - $msg');
    }
    $socket->close;

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