You could use the ol' POE, or this new(ish) bad boy: AnyEvent
AnyEvent is different - it is a thin abstraction layer above all kinds of event loops. Its main purpose is to move the choice of the underlying framework (the event loop) from the module author to the program author using the module.
AnyEvent looks good and I'm going to have a play with it soon!
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