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So I found that the library was missing (not exactly missing - there were CPAN modules which haven't fulfilled my needs)
but I found what I needed in nodejs ecosystem http://www.npmjs.com/

But I see your point about creating such a module myself and uploading it to CPAN. And ~10 years ago it was the approach which I probably have choose, because all other libraries are here on CPAN.

Perl have lost critical mass of its users, who will fill the gaps on missing modules, unfortunately for me and for other perl users.

In reply to Re^3: Perl Contempt in My Workplace by vkon
in thread Perl Contempt in My Workplace by rje

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