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I really can't see the need for using something like Moose Well Moose is certainly getting traction in some big companies like BBC, Cisco, Hearst, Symantec and
by draegtun 16y ago
I really can't see the need for using something like Moose
Well Moose is certainly getting traction in some big companies like BBC, Cisco, Hearst, Symantec and Yahoo.
ref: http://moose.perl.org/about.html http://moose.perl.org/about.html
- sdesol 16y agoLike all things, I think it depends on the problem that you are trying to solve. Some things lend themselves well to having a nice abstraction layer while other times, this abstraction layer just adds unnecessary complexity. I don't want this to turn into a C vs C++ debate but I do agree with Linus in that it's nice being able to just grep for something.
- draegtun 16y agoI agree, thats why I like using language like Perl because it doesn't force me into any rigid pattern(s). But when it comes to OO i (nearly) always use Moose.