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Expect.pm is a perl implementation of the popular Expect extension for Tcl/Tk by Don Libes. You'll also find the IO::Tty and IO::Stty Perl modules here.
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Collection of re-usable ControlTier modules and solution libraries providing build and deployment automation components for many individual technologies as well as integrated multi-tiered application platforms
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pUniConf is a rapid application development (RAD)framework for writing GUI applications in Perl/Gtk2, using plugins as the main source of interface design. Perl modules are coming soon, eliminating the need for plugins!
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ApacheBuilder builds Apache (with optional modules of Mod_SSL and Mod_Perl) from sources, prompting for config params of location, etc. When done, it starts Apache and verifies it all works ok.
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RAK Modules Management System is a general purpose packaging, dependency tracking and versioning system for Java. It can be use for single jars as described by Java JARs versioning documents, or for whole applications via appropriate tagging mechanism.
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