Re: Really Writing Object Oriented Perl

Just some books you might find interesting:

Conway's Object Oriented Perl gives a good overview of available OO techniques in perl and how to use them effectively.

Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software focuses mostly on C++, so some solutions aren't really perl-compatible or can be accomplished much easier in a dynamic language like perl, but it has wealth of interesting OO solutions to real-world problems, with enough detail to be immediately useful and enough theory to make them applicable to related problems.

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Re^2: Really Writing Object Oriented Perl by bart (Canon) on Jun 02, 2007 at 07:51 UTC
Conway's Object Oriented Perl gives a good overview of available OO techniques in perl and how to use them effectively. But Conway's book predates Inside-Out Objects, so it doesn't even mention them.	[reply]
Re^3: Really Writing Object Oriented Perl by Petruchio (Vicar) on Jun 23, 2007 at 16:53 UTC
Conway's book predates the Perl community's commonplace adoption of the term "Inside-Out Objects". The concept is there; Conway calls them "Flyweight Objects". The terms aren't exact synonyms, but close enough for the present purpose; there's some relevant discussion in this thread.	[reply]