Hi Toby, this seems like a lot of work, bravo! It's been some time since I had to refer to the doc, but it certainly seems to be many times more comprehensive. I didn't have time to read through all of it now, but I checked a few of the new POD pages and I like the clear, explanatory style filled with concise examples, per your usual. FWIW when I learned Type::Tiny I recall getting most of my info from your blogs, maybe Advent calendars, so it's nice to see it collected into the distro. Thanks for your contributions!

In Type::Tiny::Manual::UsingWithMoo the second sentence after the first example codeblock for InstanceOf says "House" where it should be "Horse".

So the horse's children should be an arrayref of other House objects.

Update: that aside what I've read so far reads pretty well.

Thanks, fixed it in my repo.

toby döt ink

A small code sample of usage without the animal references would certainly clarify that.

Thanks for all your efforts!

Hmmm... were you reading Type::Tiny::Manual? Because I feel like your comment probably applies more to the Type::Tiny class documentation which is more internal and less good as a starting point. There is a pointer from Type::Tiny's pod to the manual, but it might need to be made more prominent.

toby döt ink

If you could throw in a statement from your blog article
saying something like "Type::Tiny is a drop-in replacement for Params::Validate."

That would help a lot.

Even more helpful would be : synopsis -style code for : how to re-write your "sub hash_add()" parameter validator using Type::Tiny (without antlers/rodents etc).

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