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Wow. This looks quite cool. I've been using hashref-based objects 'til now, but recently have been trying to carve out some time to try out Class::InsideOut -- especially after seeing the primer by radiantmatrix ... and because xdg is behind C::IO.

But, like many, since I plan on switching to Perl 6 anyway, seems like gearing up with Moose *now* might make the transition to P6 even smoother.

Anyone have any comments on C::IO vs. Moose?

In reply to Re: Moose is turning 1 yr old. by j3
in thread Moose is turning 1 yr old. by stvn

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