And also there is:
* CPAN Forum - http://cpanforum.com/
* Annotated CPAN - http://www.annocpan.org/
* Discussion/review on pre CPAN modules - http://prepan.org/
Sure but 99% of what I want is something that A. Has a library I want and B. can install it easily.
All those bells and whistles are nice. But they're not something I'm basing my technology stack on because most of the time theyre not something I need.
Compare CPAN: https://metacpan.org/module/Moose::Manual
Then compare with other repositories from other languages: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1693529/list-of-top-repos...
CPAN does
* Documentation
* Historical versions of libraries
* Search
* Source code
* Integrated bug tracker
* Integrated review system
* Links to repositories
* Integrated automated tests regularly run against hundreds of machines/operating systems/perl versions.