LinuxProgramming: ActiveState releases Perl Dev Kit 2.0 for Perl 5.6

"ActiveState, a leading supplier of products and services supporting open source infrastructure software, announced today the availability of a new version of the Perl Dev Kit. PDK 2.0 now allows remote debugging of Perl scripts running on Unix and Windows platforms as well as on a Web server. PDK's enhanced tools enable novice and experienced developers to develop, debug, and deploy code more quickly. PDK customers include: large telecom, financial, computer, ISP, aerospace and educational institutions."

"'Our customers use PDK tools to build and deploy software quickly and reliably,' stated Dick Hardt, ActiveState Founder & CEO. 'Programmers will find increased levels of productivity with PDK 2.0's compatibility with Perl 5.6 and Windows 2000, improved startup time and richer functionality....'"

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