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For the first time, a Perl profiler which is easy to use, and whose results are easy to understand! (And it works with mod_perl, flawlessly).
++ to the authors
Clinton Gormley - 2008-07-16T08:59:12
UPDATE - I am now a maintainer for this module, and as of version 0.99, I have added the Rules option which makes it much easier to customise
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Original comment re version 0.6:
I am more and more impressed with this module. It handles the case of accepting HTML from a user, processing it, correcting problems like incorrectly nested tags and removing anything that isn't specifically allowed. It seems to recognise all of the XSS exploits on RSnake's ha.ckers.org/xss.html.
The one negative comment I would make about it is that altering the default configuration is not as simple as it should be. The config is stored in hard-coded hashes, and there is no mechanism for merging only your changes into the existing config.
I dumped the hashes into YAML and subclassed the module to use the YAML as the source, but it could be simpler than this.
Clinton Gormley - 2007-05-31T02:00:04
Because perl is dynamic and everything can be changed at runtime, I thought it would just be too difficult to do this properly...
But I gave UML::Class::Simple a whirl, and I'm absolutely blown away. The result is phenomenal. To see my last year's work (30,000 lines) represented this way is just incredible.
Clinton Gormley - 2007-03-13T12:33:03
This is a great little utility which does one thing well, at least on linux.
Clinton Gormley - 2006-11-01T06:19:52
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