These are the ones I (seem to) use the most:
$ find test/perl -name '*.p[lm]' -exec grep '^use ' {} \; | cut -d' ' +-f2 | perl -wle 'while(<>){ s/\s*//g; s/;//g; print}' | sort | sort +| uniq -c | sort -rn | head -50 704 strict 606 warnings 186 Data::Dumper 175 Log::Log4perl 170 constant 135 Getopt::Long 123 Pod::Usage 106 lib 49 base 45 fields 39 vars 34 Benchmark 30 FindBin 27 DateTime 26 DBI 23 Test::More 23 File::Find 22 Term::ANSIColor 14 Time::HiRes 14 Readonly 14 Module::Install::Base 14 Exporter 13 Time::Local 13 File::Copy 13 Digest::MD5 12 XML::Writer 11 URI::Escape 11 GraphViz 10 Text::ParseWords 10 Log::Dispatch::FileRotate 10 JSON::XS 10 Config 9 Image::Imlib2 9 Date::Calc 8 POSIX 8 List::Util 8 Blog 7 Test::MockDBI 7 Storable 7 Math::BigInt 7 IPC::SysV 7 IPC::Msg 7 Carp 7 Archive::Zip 6 Test 6 File::Spec 6 Fcntl 6 Date::Manip 6 Cwd 6 Catalyst::Test ...
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In reply to Re: Which modules provide highest return-on-investment? by andreas1234567
in thread Which modules provide highest return-on-investment? by missingthepoint

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