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Central Perl Wikis perl.net.au - Wiki for Perl from Perl Australia - a MediaWiki-based Wiki from Perl Australia. See its resources for Beginners. Perl Wiki at the Wikia - a Perl wiki at Wikia, a community MediaWiki hosting service. Perl at the English Wikipedia - The wikipedia is a multi-lingual world-editable encyclopedia. The Perl Page contains links to other pages inside the wikipedia about Perl. "Programming Perl" in the wikibooks - a Book about Perl programming in the Wikibooks project. Wikis on Specialised Topics Win32 Perl Wiki - a Wiki for Perl on Microsoft Windows. The Perl QA Wiki - wiki about QA (Quality Assurance or testing) of Perl and with Perl. Local Perl Groups' Wikis Israeli Perl Mongers Wiki. Also see the wiki for the OSDC::Israel conference. Portland Perl Mongers Wiki.

The qpsmtpd daemon, on the other hand, is written in pure Perl and can be customized easily. It consists of a core that implements a complete SMTP server, and a number of plug-ins that enhance the operations of the server. These plug-ins allow for the checking of recipients and senders, as well as virus scanning, spam checking, blocking lists (DNS and RHS), SMTP AUTH and TLS.

WIKIMETAL (the WIKI of the METALanguage) allows communities who are members of the IEML initiative to discuss collectively on the IEML translation of their terminologies, vocabularies, classifications and ontologies.

Lamppix is a Linux Live CD based on Knoppix (http://knopper.net/knoppix) and Damn Small Linux (http://damnsmalllinux.org/). It includes Apache, MySQL, PostgreSQL, PHP, Perl. That means, it includes XAMPP of http://apachefriends.org/ plus PostgreSQL.

"Web 2.0" refers to what some people see as a second phase of development of the World Wide Web, including its architecture and its applications.

OpenServo is an open community-based project started by Mike Thompson with the goal of creating a low-cost digital servo for robotics. The hardware and software design of the OpenServo is free for anyone to use and modify to meet their particular needs. It is currently being developed by a small group of dedicated individuals striving to maintain the very best in free, open source software and standards. We hope that you will find the OpenServo project interesting and become a member of our community.

Mediawiki is the software used by the popular Wikipedia. It allows humans very easily to create, maintain and improve documents in shared environments. One of the strengths of the software is that the content is seperated from the layout. This means that the source of a document/page/article specifies the structure of the information, but usually not how the information is finally rendered in the browser.