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Well, the documentation system on CPAN is ancient and awful to use. I have often enough found missing documentation. Particularly perl programmers seem to give a f*ck about documenting return values. And even when there is a good documented function, often enough i am not smarter after reading. Just picking a random method of a random module here:

http://search.cpan.org/~grichter/HTTP-Webdav-0.1.18-0.17.1/W...

What's the return value? Is there really no result? And what is cache? I can't even click that variable and see it's structure.

As a reminder, i just picked some random module. It's 2013 and not 1980. I'd like to know that kind of stuff quickly when i check for arguments and how to call stuff. I like that stuff in my editor/ide as well. Clickable. Call me lazy, but i do want to work efficiently and not trying to google all day for a simple usage example. I like to get the work done.

You're partially right about perlmonks. It's a great resource for perl! Sometimes it seems like it's the last stronghold of the perl community but it has great answers. What is not so great is that i find multiple solution (like more then 10) for a very simple problem, but that's subjective..