Oslo Perl Mongers would like to invite to a Moving to Moose double-hackathon near Stavanger, Norway! We're planning four full days of hacking, discussion and fun at the Preikestolen Fjellstue conference hotel. And if the weather allows it, we'll do a 5+5km hike to Preikestolen and back!
The hackathon topic is two-fold: Getting a proper Meta Object Protocol into Perl5 core, and moving CPAN modules to Moose. We're specifically inviting two communities - the #p5-mop and #perlrdf crowds.
With that said, the hackathon is also open for others! We intend on allowing commercial attendees too, and hope the high-bandwith discussions, hacking and networking will function as a great door-opener for anyone who wants to become part of the Perl community.
Oslo Perl Mongers would like to invite to a Moving to Moose double-hackathon near Stavanger, Norway! We're planning four full days of hacking, discussion and fun at the Preikestolen Fjellstue conference hotel. And if the weather allows it, we'll do a 5+5km hike to Preikestolen and back!
The hackathon topic is two-fold: Getting a proper Meta Object Protocol into Perl5 core, and moving CPAN modules to Moose. We're specifically inviting two communities - the #p5-mop and #perlrdf crowds.
With that said, the hackathon is also open for others! We intend on allowing commercial attendees too, and hope the high-bandwith discussions, hacking and networking will function as a great door-opener for anyone who wants to become part of the Perl community.
Oslo Perl Mongers would like to invite to a Moving to Moose double-hackathon near Stavanger, Norway! We're planning four full days of hacking, discussion and fun at the Preikestolen Fjellstue conference hotel. And if the weather allows it, we'll do a 5+5km hike to Preikestolen and back!
The hackathon topic is two-fold: Getting a proper Meta Object Protocol into Perl5 core, and moving CPAN modules to Moose. We're specifically inviting two communities - the #p5-mop and #perlrdf crowds.
With that said, the hackathon is also open for others! We intend on allowing commercial attendees too, and hope the high-bandwith discussions, hacking and networking will function as a great door-opener for anyone who wants to become part of the Perl community.
| my %args = ( | |
| foo => 'bar', | |
| (cond( | |
| ($answer == 42) { answer => $answer } | |
| ($answer) { wrong_answer => 1 } | |
| (otherwise) { no_anwser => 1 } | |
| )), | |
| ); |
| my %args = ( | |
| foo => 'bar', | |
| (do { | |
| if ($answer == 42) { answer => $answer } | |
| elsif ($answer) { wrong_answer => 1 } | |
| else { no_anwser => 1 } | |
| }), | |
| ); |
| use MooseX::Declare; | |
| class MyClass { | |
| method mymethod(Str $aaa) { | |
| return $aaa; | |
| } | |
| } | |
| my $aaa = MyClass->new; | |
| warn $aaa->mymethod(['aaa']); |
| use Data::Verifier; | |
| use DateTimeX::Easy; | |
| use MooseX::Types::DateTime qw(TimeZone DateTime); | |
| use MooseX::Types::Moose qw/Str/; | |
| use MooseX::Types; | |
| use feature ':5.10'; | |
| my $verifier = Data::Verifier->new( | |
| filters => [ qw(trim) ], |
This is a list of topics/ideas/wishes/dreams that we will discuss during the Moose hackathon at YAPC::NA this year. They are in no particular order, nor does inclusion of this list imply any type of endorsement of the idea, these are just ideas, so please feel free to add yours in.