dbgmailr is a small utility in Perl that makes it easy to troubleshoot SMTP transactions, because it shows the SMTP transaction of each email sent. It has the added attribute of being capable of sending email without the need of a relaying SMTP server. (You can send SMTP commands directly to the server in the target domain.) It was designed primarily as a sysadmin tool, and is also convenient for sending a single email, e.g. when the email doesn't justify launching a full-blown POP client. This is similar in principal to utilities such as Qm. It can also send attachments.

DzSoft Perl Editor is a tool for writing, editing, and debugging Perl/CGI scripts. It has a comfortable and intuitive interface both for beginners and advanced programmers. DzSoft Perl Editor is deceptively simple, but it is really a very powerful tool. Has Code Explorer, very comfortable editor with syntax highlighting, syntax check, easy to use breakpoints with variables watch and many other things for easy and comfortable Perl development.

A customizeable way to allow visitors to subscribe (opt-in) to a web site's newsletters or other promotions and to unsubscribe (opt out) from future emails. Uses web page 'skins' to display a pre-programmed Perl/CGI subscribe/unsubscribe function. This feature allows the output to be tailored to the existing design of a web site. Date is stored in a flat-file (e.g. no SQL, MySQL or other 'high-end' support facilities required) and is reviewable online as a comma-delimited display that is password protected. No SSI required.

The author writes "The Email client was an extension of a Web CGI interface for the POP3Client.pm. First I migrated to the CLI interface, which was real ugly, but it gave me a basis for the application. Then I moved over to the Tk interface, and started building features. Presently the ability to check and send mail, as well as configure a pop3, smtp, account name, password, and reply to address are included. The interface for reading/deleting mail is clunky, but under development."

Formwizard is a perl module to manage forms. It can be used in any CGI/program, to generate HTML forms, and manage the input provided through that form.<br> Formwizard uses a perl module to configure the form, and can be costumized.

FormPAL is a visual development tool for web forms. It runs on Windows 95, but creates compatible PERL CGI scripts for both UNIX and Windows based web servers. FormPAL lets you quickly create forms without programming. You can create forms that send emails, create server-side files, manage HTTP cookies, and generate dynamic web pages. It has a built-in form editor and a graphical scripting interface. Its comprehensive field validation methods validate all major credit cards, email addresses and number fields. If you know a little bit PERL, you can add substantial power to your scripts by integrating custom code with FormPAL's built-in action templates.

Galleryscript.net has the picture gallery solution for your website. Designed for small and medium sized websites, very easy to use and set up. The script is designed to work in the same style and design as your website with ease. The script uses Perl CGI, which is standard on almost any web host. A basic version is available for FREE ! The anticipated milestone release series 1.3.x are available now.

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Graphical text/file editor written entirely in Perl with the Perl/Tk module.The text/file editor provides some adavnced features that make it good for writting and debugging Perl and other types of scripts easily.

Got list? ListMaster handles anything from Links page entries, News bulletins, Site/business associate listings, Calendar entries to product/portfolio showcases (with photos) and back again. Features include (really short list): Automatic link creation (just type in a web or email address into a description and ListMaster turns it into a link!) plus a separate summary listing of just titles and time/location for entries (e.g. for use on a Home Page). Online administration through any conventional web browser and requires 'no code skills' for update (will need to know how to resize images, when used; instructions included). Package includes Perl/CGI scripts (easily set up by modifying one file), comprehensive Setup and User's Guide and even template web pages to assist setup on a specific web site.