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I think some of it stems from the fact that Perl's OO really is just a very, very fancy namespace hack, but one which allows deep introspection.
by abalashov 17y ago
I think some of it stems from the fact that Perl's OO really is just a very, very fancy namespace hack, but one which allows deep introspection.
- berntb 17y agoWell, that was a serious point. :-) Moose is rapidly becoming a standard feature. It seems to be the state of the art for OO today (for mainline programming languages).
- abalashov 17y agoI confess to fearing the complexity of the Moose.
- berntb 17y agoThe normal/common use is simple. The rest I hope to learn myself, with time. :-) The largest problem for now imho, is the startup time.
- abalashov 17y agoThat's the largest problem with anything. :(
- berntb 17y agoHuh, what are you doing where start up of processes are so critical? If you must have fast startup, use C. Or a client connecting to a running server. If you meant start up as in the learning process of learning some new library, well. I feel your pain. But that is the reason we do computers, isn't it? Always new stuff to learn, never ending...