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Use module-starter to create the module module-starter --mi --module="MyModule" --author="Anonymous Monk"
Use Module::Install, on all new modules
Use Test::More if your going to write tests
Learn Moose (it would save you from having to write new()
Don't ever use Exporter on an OO module
You're better off passing HashRefs than arrays ->new({foo=>bar}) rather than ->new(foo=>bar)
Don't use indirect object notation 'stupid Wizard nonsense' Wizard->stupid(nonsense)

Evan Carroll
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www.EvanCarroll.com

In reply to Re: Question about making modules. by EvanCarroll
in thread Question about making modules. by Anonymous Monk

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