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Tim McDaniel
I foolishly agreed to give a talk at the Austin Perl user's group on
object-oriented programming in Perl. Originally, I was supposed to
talk about inside-out classes, but I decided to look at what
object-oriented modules are available, in case there was something
great and new, or in case Perl 5.10 had something spiffy.
When I started Googling, I hit Web pages that stated that Moose is the
best thing since sliced beer. The examples that I've seen did look
spiffy, making it look as easy as R?by.
In case other people have already researched this, I'd like to put out
a request for reviews: is Moose the greatest object-oriented
programming module for Perl, or at least equivalent to the greatest
out there?
object-oriented programming in Perl. Originally, I was supposed to
talk about inside-out classes, but I decided to look at what
object-oriented modules are available, in case there was something
great and new, or in case Perl 5.10 had something spiffy.
When I started Googling, I hit Web pages that stated that Moose is the
best thing since sliced beer. The examples that I've seen did look
spiffy, making it look as easy as R?by.
In case other people have already researched this, I'd like to put out
a request for reviews: is Moose the greatest object-oriented
programming module for Perl, or at least equivalent to the greatest
out there?