Programming with Moose

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Moose is a distribution (set of modules), that constitute a new framework for Perl 5. It addresses many of the criticisms about Perl's object orientation (OO) implementation, and gives new light to crufty old perl syntax.

Moose was created by Stevan Little, the author of countless modules both useful and useless hosted on CPAN.^[1]

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1. Preface
2. Obtaining Moose
3. Ideology
4. Problems solved
   1. Accessors
   2. Type-system
   3. Scalar::Defer
5. Evolution of the Meese
6. Roles and Plugins
7. Type system
8. Syntax Reference

[edit] Difficulties Identified?

1. Moose-w-Moose

[edit] External Links

• Moose hosted on CPAN Official docs, and releases for Moose

[edit] Footnotes

1. ^  You can find the unabridged list of modules Stevan maintains at search.cpan.org/~stevan. His PAUSE id is STEVAN.