Dezi::App is convenience class for building search applications. It provides shortcuts for pulling together all the Dezi::App components into a single App object. Dezi::App depends upon: * Dezi::InvIndex * Dezi::Indexer * Dezi::Aggregator * Dezi::Ind...

It's about time we have a GUI for *cpan*. Apparently we're not that into GUI, but users are, so we need^Wshould care about it too. This is a rough draft of a basic cpan GUI. It uses App::cpanminus instead of the basic *cpan*. It's not pretty, but it'...

App::CPANIDX provides a number of scripts to build a queryable web-based CPAN index....

This is an aid to show your packages module includes by scanning it's files, then display in a familiar format with the current version number from MetaCPAN. This started as a way of generating the formatted contents for a Module::Install::DSL Makefi...

This grep clone is capable of filtering file names as well as file contents with regexps. For example if you want to search all files whose name contains "bar" for the string "foo", you could write this: $ gre -name=bar foo Only .c files: $ gre -ext=...

How do you go about ranking a number of items? One way to do it is to compare the objects two at a time until a clear winner can be established. This module does just that, using a topological sort to establish a unique ordering of all the "combatant...

CAM::App is a framework for web-based, database-driven applications. This package abstracts away a lot of the tedious interaction with the application configuration state. It is quite generic, and is designed to be subclassed with more specific funct...

App::Rad aims to be a simple yet powerful framework for developing your command-line applications. It can easily transform your Perl *one-liners* into reusable subroutines than can be called directly by the user of your program. It also tries to prov...

The cmam script will watch over a specific directory and commit the detected changes to a Git repository....

The "bcvi" utility works with SSH to allow commands issued on the SSH server host to be sent *back* to the SSH client host over a port-forwarded 'back channel'. A few examples might help clarify how "bcvi" is used (note you can read an illustrated ve...