sartak: YAPC::Asia 2009 Moose course
2009-09-17 YAPC::Asia 2009 Moose course I have received a lot of good feedback about my YAPC::Asia 2009 Moose course. Several people on IRC and Twitter thanked me. I got second-hand reports of students taking the course then immediately being able to write useful Moose code. That is nothing short of ideal. It makes me very happy that people not only enjoyed the course, but that it was practical. S
sartak: Moose's MOP: Browse
2009-05-23 Moose's MOP: Browse Use Case I realized that it would be very instructive to accompany each of the articles in the Moose's Meta-object Protocol series with a solid use case. While metaclass programming isn't particularly difficult (remember, it's just OOP), it takes some experience to fully wrap your head around it. I also want to demonstrate that MOPs certainly have their uses, since a
sartak: Moose's Meta-object Protocol: Foray
2009-05-17 Moose's Meta-object Protocol: Foray To avoid frivolous toy examples, this series of articles draws heavily from Perl's excellent DateTime module. You really should be using this module, but even if you aren't, it has a very clear API so you should have no trouble. Breaking in If you use Moose, you've probably had it drilled into your head that you always need to "make immutable". Maybe
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