Starman
(0.2007)
No nonsense, does the job. Great software.
Oh and Miyagawa, stop worrying about your excellent module names, I prefer Starman to ThhinG::That::Does::Something::Useful any say of the week.
Joe Higton - 2010-10-10T02:35:00 (permalink)
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HTTP-BrowserDetect
(0.99)
Good module for tidying up the business of user-agent parsing.
However.. It currently seems to have been abandoned and so hasn't kept pace with the modern browser situation. There *are* lots of helpful patches in RT though, this could probably do with a fork!
Joe Higton - 2009-09-01T04:21:17 (permalink)
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HTML-Seamstress
(5.0b)
Using HTML::TreeBuilder is an excellent way to manage HTML. HTML::Seamstress makes this even more powerful with lots of extra functionality to allow you to re-write your HTML templates.
A far more pure way of achieving separation between your HTML and functional code, and allows you to avoid the hell of mini-languages.
Joe Higton - 2009-01-28T09:21:44 (permalink)
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