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CPAN is
Perl’s
killer feature
The Perl Review

Just an
archive
http://www.cpan.org

The Perl Review

PAUSE
http://pause.perl.org

The Perl Review

Search
http://search.cpan.org

The Perl Review

AnnoCPAN
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The Perl Review

CPAN
Testers
http://testers.cpan.org

The Perl Review

PAUSE
admins
modules@perl.org

The Perl Review

•PAUSE Maintenance
•Passing on abandoned code
•Taking over abandoned
code

•Finding homes for
abandoned code

The Perl Review

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Why I Love CPAN

1. Why I Love Perl: CPAN by brian d foy São Paulo Perl Workshop

2. CPAN is Perl’s killer feature The Perl Review

3. Just an archive http://www.cpan.org The Perl Review

4. packrats The Perl Review

5. PAUSE http://pause.perl.org The Perl Review

6. The Perl Review

7. Search http://search.cpan.org The Perl Review

8. The Perl Review

9. The Perl Review

10. RT http://rt.cpan.org The Perl Review

11. The Perl Review

12. The Perl Review

13. The Perl Review

14. AnnoCPAN http://annocpan.org The Perl Review

15. The Perl Review

16. CPAN Testers http://testers.cpan.org The Perl Review

17. The Perl Review

18. The Perl Review

19. noc.perl.org The Perl Review

20. What I Really Love The Perl Review

21. PAUSE admins modules@perl.org The Perl Review

22. •PAUSE Maintenance •Passing on abandoned code •Taking over abandoned code •Finding homes for abandoned code The Perl Review

23. The Perl Review

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