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Well, maybe the names are important, but secondary. What i will probably do is finish the development and use it whatever names they have.

The matter is: do you all think this can be useful for other? if so it could be a good thing if I'll put this on CPAN, but if none will need it then it will be just CPAN pollution.

Then, iff i will going to publish on CPAN, the name become important.

But i still don't understand why you suggest Distributed. I would describe this client implementation using words like async, simple or OO; but there is nothing in it which make things more distributed then the other client implementations.

In reply to Re^4: Another Gearman perl module? by oha
in thread Another Gearman perl module? by oha

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