cowens/Wordzilla-Perl
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cowens/the_silver_searcher
A code-searching tool similar to ack, but faster.
cowens/WWW-FitBit-API
Interface to FitBit's API
cowens/AndroidTORnexto
Android version of TORnexto
cowens/tornexto
next bookmarklet backend for TheOldReader.com
cowens/jsonsl
JSON (Simple/Stacked/Stateful) Lexer (C)
cowens/perl-JSON-SL
jsonsl for Perl
cowens/LoreRoller
LoreRoller is a die roller and character manager for the Lore RPG. It can stand alone, or run as a Google Plus Hangout app.
cowens/tablets
Perl 6 tablets -- tabular Perl 6 documentation
cowens/Presentazion
HTML/JS software to create and present slides in DWIM way - with PDF export too
cowens/Hash-Esoteric
Hash::Esoteric provides functions for looking at the internal structure of a hash
cowens/startervim
Make vim suck less. A collection of configurations and plugins that turns vim in a better editor.
cowens/vim-arpeggio
Vim plugin: Mappings for simultaneously pressed keys
cowens/mojo
Mojolicious: Perl Duct Tape For The HTML5 Web!
cowens/File-Grep
Release history of File-Grep
cowens/Dynamic-Brew
A shell script to setup Perl, Ruby, and Python in a user's home directory on OS X
cowens/markup
The code we use to render README.your_favorite_markup
cowens/perlopquick
Perl 5 operator quick reference
cowens/Template-Goatee
"logic-less" template engine
cowens/perlcolor
A POD based coloring book for new Perl programmers
cowens/perlopref
A quick reference guide for Perl 5 operators
cowens/Unicode-Digits
transliterate UNICODE digit characters to integers
cowens/autobox-List-Util
add the List::Util functions as methods for arrays
cowens/autobox-dump
adds a ->perl method to expressions via the autobox pragma that stringifies its results
cowens/perl5i
A single module to fix as much of Perl 5 as possible in one go
cowens/wonkden.net
My website
cowens/digest-perlhash
exposes the perl hash function to Perl programs
cowens/warnin-s
A Perl pragma that is similar to warnings, but with more casual language