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Test-MockObject (1.09)

Excellent stuff, really useful when writing decent test scripts. For code that relies on external systems, mocking up whatever objects it uses to communicate with them makes in-depth, reliable testing easy.

David Precious - 2008-08-21 15:42:50
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libnet (1.22)

Excellent - Net::FTP has a sane interface and makes it quick and easy to knock up a script to interact with an FTP server, with little thought required.

This is what CPAN is all about :)

David Precious - 2008-06-25 05:59:10
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Net-Twitter (1.14)

Great stuff - does exactly what I needed, and with a clear, sane interface.

David Precious - 2008-06-19 08:38:35
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HTML-Table (2.07b)

Useful stuff - makes simple report scripts a lot cleaner and quicker to write.

The only thing I don't like is the un-Perlish camelCased method names - I'd much prefer to write, e.g., $table->add_row(...) - but that's not enough to put me off :)

David Precious - 2008-04-10 07:47:06
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WWW-Comic (1.06)

I was considering writing something to fetch multiple comics, then found this, and it does exactly what I want :)

Good interface, easily extended with plugin modules - just what I was looking for.

David Precious - 2008-04-05 06:26:49
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WWW-Mechanize (1.34)

An awesome module that makes screen-scraping and programatically interacting with websites fun instead of a chore.

A well thought-out interface which allows you to just get on with coding what you want to do, quickly and cleanly.

David Precious - 2008-03-11 07:34:25
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Template-Toolkit (2.19)

Just tried Template::Toolkit after using HTML::Template for a fair while. H::T is good, but got in my way a little (especially when wanting to loop through an array - having to turn that simple array into an array of hashrefs was annoying).

Got T::T installed and converted over a (admittedly fairly small) project to use T::T within about half an hour and... my God, it has no right to be *this* good :)

David Precious - 2007-08-03 02:01:35
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