Backup Manager is a tool for generating archives easily. It is designed for those who don't want an obfuscated tool for backing up their system. It can make tar, tar.gz, tar.bz2, and zip archives, can perform incremental backups, and can upload archives to remote hosts with FTP, SSH, or RSYNC. It can be run in a parallel mode with different configuration files. The configuration file is simple to understand. The backup process can also be customized thanks to hook scripts.
MyDynaWeb provides everything you need to build your own dynamic Web site. It can display news, pages, events linked to a calendar, and RDF headlines. It supports themes, multiple users, and multiple languages. MyDynaWeb can run under either MySQL or PostgreSQL. MyDynaWeb allows you to create almost all of your Web site just by using the Web interface of the admin section. Members can be allowed to post news, comments can be moderated, and you can configure all the MyDynaWeb options via the Web interface.
Dancer is a Perl framework for building Web applications with minimal effort. It started as a port of Ruby's Sinatra project, but has grown on its own path. A Dancer app can run as a standalone Web server or from any Web server using PSGI. It lets the user write an application with very few lines of code. It's powerful and flexible enough to knock up a simple Web site or Web service very quickly, and can scale to much larger projects. Building a Web application with Dancer is as easy as loading the library and defining route handlers. Dancer provides an elegant syntax for defining route handlers, can render views with a variety of template engines, supports static file serving, session support, and many more features.
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Re: Benefits? I took the time to sum up why I made that tool. http://www.sukria.net/en/archives/2007/08/29/why-i-wrote-perl-console-or-why-i-dont-use-perl-e-1-d/ (http://www.sukria.net/en/archiv...
Re: Benefits? > So, my question still stands. The idea is to provide the best "shell" as possible for testing and debuging Perl code. This is at a early stage of development...
Re: Benefits? > Perl calculator. Its keeps interpreting > your code, ever and ever, importing to > the current namespace all the stuff you > do. I should also have said...
Re: Benefits? > What benefits does this project provide > over 'perl -de 0'? > > The obvious ones I can see (variable tab > completion and namespace handling) are > ...
A lightweight library containing a number of classes and functions to ease the task of programming GTK+ programs with C++ in POSIX environments.