Nicholas Perez

Developers comfortable with Moose typically look back on their first projects and cringe at some of the more naive choices made simply because they were unaware of better ways. Learn to avoid some common pitfalls and save time with knowing: when to use delegation and when to use role composition, common MooseX namespaced modules that simplify implementation, native attribute traits, and designing with an eye toward Inversion of Control.

Moose is a post modern object system for Perl 5. It removes the tedium of writing object oriented code and gives developers powerful tools to express themselves. This talk is a bare bones essentials primer to getting a developer's feet wet with Moose. It will cover class construction, roles, attributes, and type constraints.