Re^5: Which is best book to start learning Object Oriented Perl?

Hi chromatic,

I definitely agree with you. I hope you didn't interpret my comment as a critique of your book, which it is definitely not. In fact, I found Modern Perl so useful and good that I bought the paper copy after having read it on-line. I even co-translated it into French (https://perl.developpez.com/tutoriels/perl/modern-perl-2014/) about 3 years ago. And I have learned quite a lot from reading this book, including especially from the OOP chapter. My point was just that your book couldn't cover in just one chapter as much as what Damian is covering in a full book.

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Re^6: Which is best book to start learning Object Oriented Perl? by chromatic (Archbishop) on Apr 28, 2018 at 18:54 UTC
No critique taken! I just wanted to give some context that's not always obvious to readers. My goal is to teach good OO programming in Perl without having to focus on the mechanism of making objects; that's why I started with Moose first, went into design principles, returned to core syntax, and then gave pointers to advanced topics.	[reply]