Task::Moose released

I have just uploaded Task::Moose which provides a simple way to install Moose and (optionally) install many useful extensions as well. This is not only a handy way to install Moose, but it is a nice way to keep a running list of the latest extensions and add-ons.

I am also quite proud of the fact that Moose now has 100% chance of installing smoothly on Perl 5.8.8 and we are in the high 90%s for Perl 5.10. It is a common myth that Moose is full of magic and has lots of heavy dependencies, but the reality is we use suprisingly little magic and have 9 non-core dependencies (yes, there is some XS in there, but hey, you want it fast right?).

-stvn

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Re: Task::Moose released by stvn (Monsignor) on Mar 15, 2008 at 19:43 UTC
I am also quite proud of the fact that Moose now has 100% chance of installing smoothly on Perl 5.8.8 and we are in the high 90%s for Perl 5.10. Of course, as soon as I open my big mouth, I upload a version with a Pod::Coverage failure in it (0.39). The new version (0.40) should do much better. If you could go back a version to 0.38 you would see the scores I mentioned. /me re-inserts foot back into mouth :P -stvn	[reply]

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Re: Task::Moose released
by stvn (Monsignor) on Mar 15, 2008 at 19:43 UTC

I am also quite proud of the fact that Moose now has 100% chance of installing smoothly on Perl 5.8.8 and we are in the high 90%s for Perl 5.10.

Of course, as soon as I open my big mouth, I upload a version with a Pod::Coverage failure in it (0.39). The new version (0.40) should do much better. If you could go back a version to 0.38 you would see the scores I mentioned.

/me re-inserts foot back into mouth :P

-stvn

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