I started learning Perl a couple of months ago and started a project which I call Migrate so I can learn as much Perl as possible.

The project allows managing DB schema changes (migrations) using Perl syntax for creating and removing tables, indexes, columns and constraints instead of plain SQL.

The current implementation is using DBI and DBD::SQLite and there is also an implementation for Informix, but I made it in such a way other RDMS implementation can be added as separate libraries easily.

I need the following:

• Advice on how can I get a Perl partner to help me finish the tool. Specially the tests suite.
• Get someone to review my code so I can be confident I'm in the right path
• Advice on what are the next steps or what I'm still missing to get t publish my project in CPAN

My project is posted here: https://github.com/juank-pa/Perl-Migrate There is already general documentation on the README file as well as an API in the repo Wiki. Please guide me. Thanks in advance

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