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Moose - the Post Modern object system of Perl
Moose - The postmodern object system for Perl
  1. Moose
    1. Object Oriented Perl using Moose
    2. Attribute types in Perl classes when using Moose
    3. Moose constructor
    4. Moose: Testing the constructor
    5. Moose: testing the setter and getter
    6. Moose type constraints
    7. Moose testing type constraint
    8. Classes as constraints in Moose
    9. Creating subtypes for Moose
    10. Moose: coerce value to a subtype

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A series of articles introducing you to Moose, the postmodern object system for Perl.

  • Object Oriented Perl using Moose
  • Attribute types in Perl classes when using Moose
  • Moose constructor
  • Moose: Testing the constructor
  • Moose test setter getter
  • Moose type constraint
  • Moose testing type constraint
  • Moose classes as constraints
  • Moose creating subtypes
  • Moose coerce to subtype

Related articles and interviews

  • Building a static blog using Blio and Github Blio uses Moose, though in this article we don't discuss the details
  • Interview with Stevan Little, the author of Moose.
  • Interview with Dave Rolsky
  • Moo the minimalist version of Moose

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Author: Gabor Szabo


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