"Advice on how to get a Perl partner to help me finish the tool. Specifically the tests suite."

Perhaps start up an IRC channel on irc.perl.org, blog about the project on blogs.perl.org and other places... give a talk at a Perl Mongers meeting or other conference, and rally interest. Make sure your project has a license that is chosen from one of the common open source licenses.

"Get someone to review my code so I can be confident I'm in the right path"

See above.

"Advice on what are the next steps or what I'm still missing to get t publish my project in CPAN"

There are many resources that exist for how to publish modules on CPAN. Though it may be a little old, Sam Treagar's book: Writing Perl Modules for CPAN is useful.


Dave

In reply to Re: Help publishing my DB migration project by davido
in thread Help publishing my DB migration project by juankpro

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