Evolving Software with Moose

Last night I was speaking at the Milton Keynes Perl Mongers technical meeting. I gave a new talk about how Moose (and, in particular, Moose traits) make Perlanet easier to maintain and enhance. The slides are available on Slideshare.

By Dave Cross

Dave Cross runs Magnum Solutions Ltd., a London Perl consultancy. In 1998 he started London Perl Mongers, the first Perl Mongers group outside of Northern America. He is the author of Data Munging with Perl and a co-author of Perl Template Toolkit.

4 comments

  1. Any chance of putting the slides up as a PDF-file somewhere? (You can’t download the PDF from slideshare without an account.)

  2. I only read the slides, so I might have missed something in the talk, but I’m not quite sure you got this right. A role can implement methods and still be a role. And a trait is a plain ol’ role that’s used in a very specific circumstance (applied to a metaclass). For reference:

    http://search.cpan.org/perldoc?Moose::Cookbook::Meta::Recipe3

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