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Welcome to Planet Moose, a brief write up on what’s been happening in the world of Moose in the past month, for the benefit of those of you who don’t have their eyes permanently glued to the #moose IRC channel, or the MetaCPAN recent uploads page.
If you’d like to contribute some news for next month’s issue, you can do so on the wiki.
Moose
There have been a couple of minor releases of Moose this month (2.1203 and 2.1204) aimed at squelching a bug exposed by a recent update to Module::Runtime. (See Ovid’s blog post on the issue.)
Ruby
Technically the MooseX project started on the last day of January, but it’s too interesting to leave out of this round-up. It’s a port of most of the ideas and syntax of Moose to Ruby. The project is still in its early days, but already a lot has been implemented.
In other news…
- Moose gets lots of mentions in Perl Today.
- Ovid has written about writing Moose classes which delegate to DBIx::Class classes.
- John Napiorkowski is looking for propositions for the next version of the Moose-based MVC framework Catalyst.
- Buddy Burden has continued his Perl and Me series. Part 9, part 10, and part 11.
- byterock has also written many more Moose-related blog posts — too many for me to link to individually — but see http://blogs.perl.org/users/byterock/.
- I’m beginning to stabilize the Type::Tiny API.
