TechRepublic - Builder.com published today an article on Perl: 10 Perl CPAN modules for manipulating specific file formats by Mellonfire.

He seems to be the "decimal" specialist of TechRepublic, with such other articles as 10 CPAN Perl modules that make life easier for Win32 programmers, 10 useful server variables you should know for creating dynamic Web pages and Get control with 10 useful Perl modules for network programmers.

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