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...Perl 5 is a multi-paradigm language renowned for powerful text processing, rich regular expressions, and pragmatic glue code across systems. The core distribution is highly portable, building on Unix, Linux, Windows, and many other platforms, with stable release cycles and careful back-compatibility. A C API (XS) and embedding APIs allow tight integration with native libraries and host applications, while the CPAN ecosystem supplies hundreds of thousands of reusable modules. Development emphasizes robust tests (t/), meticulous changelogs, and tooling like perldoc to keep the language approachable and dependable. ...

...The syntax is similar to the popular base64 command line program. Inside the package there is a working c++ version of the base62 algorithm. the sources are inside the package. Note that from release 2.0.0 the algorithm is different from the one used before. If you have coded a file using base62 < 2.0.0 DO NOT USE base62 >= 2.0.0 to decode it. The 2.0.1 release has a new algorithm for chew, we have a compat flag

...If you opt for the simplest, you can manage multiple subversion repositories independent of each other. Going beyond it, you can track issues, write documents, and upload release files. See it live at http://code.abiyo.net

Software-License-OrLaterPack is an add-on for Software-License, a set of licenses with "or later" clause (like GPL_3::or_later). It allows Perl developers (who use Dist-Zilla) to release their work under the terms of a License version N or (at user option) any later version. If you are going to release your Perl distribution under the terms of "upgradable" GNU license, you will likely be interested in using Software-License-OrLaterPack.

The makerelease tools helps developers both document and execute a series of steps to produce a released version of their package. It reads a xml configuration file and performs a series of steps, with user prompting when needed, to complete the release

A collection of open-source build and release tools, useful for creating and configuring software development, release, and QA production infrastructures.

ReleaseWorks(R) is a suite of tools to help project teams control and automate the process of release management. Using a three stage process of Gather, Validate, and Publish, it provides a robust way of integrating user changes into the release.

Batch release system for SourceForge.

projinfo is designed to retrieve project's informations from web databases (currently freshmeat, sourceforge). It can be used to monitor project status (current release, subscriptions ...)

A utility that automatically puts kernel modules into arbitrary Debian packages specified by the user. This enables developers to release kernel modules separate from the the linux-image packages, making updates less painful.

This is a webpage GUI to manage linux servers (Webmin on steriods). The HTML and javascript frontend has been written and are currently working on the perl cgi backend. The initial STABLE release will contain DHCP, DNS, FTP, & Apache services.

OneSource wants to be a play ground where previously incompatible technologies come together. The first release will concentrate on Compilation of core Microsoft libraries MFC/ATL/WTL/COM with GCC and other standard compilers, on Windows and/or Winelib.

TestFoundry aims to become the most important repository of test automation knowledge on the web. Our first release is a set of core libraries for Rational's Robot Test Automation Tool

RERO is a development tool for automatically releasing software that appears to be stable.

SandWeb is a web-based CVS client. Most of the functionality is modular, and we intend to support Subversion in a future release.

Automatically release/upload debian packages from CVS. Take packages managed by cvs-buildpackage, generate and dupload them when you change the debian/changelog file.

An Web IDE that enables you to edit, compile, cvs in/out, do file release and produce documentation from a single friendly user web page or out of a Makefile!