http://www.enlightenedperl.org/index.html
A number of people I know through the Perl community have come
together to form The Enlightened Perl Organization (EPO). The goal is
to modernize Perl 5 and make it competitive with new developments in
programming languages, given that it's unknown when Christmas (the
delivery date for Perl 6) will arrive.
My take on this is that while other organizations focus on ongoing
development of Perl 6, EPO will seek to enhance Perl 5 and take it out
of "maintenance mode." Enhancing Perl 5 will hopefully bring much
needed modernization to the Perl 5 core that people can use sooner
rather than later. One of the most exciting developments in the Perl
community, which addresses some of the core criticism of Perl 5, is
Moose, an object system that modernizes Perl 5. Unlike previous
efforts efforts to enhance Perl 5's object system, this one seems to
have gained a lot of traction with 136 current logins on the #moose
IRC channel. Moose is different enough that some have even claimed
that it is not Perl; however, this is clearly not the case as Moose
and non-Moose objects and be freely intermingled within Perl projects.
For some information Moose, check out this article by Jon Rockway. In
addition to Moose, check out KiokuDB an interface for schema-less
databases like Amazon SimpleDB and CouchDB as well as more traditional
DBI for RDBMs. In addition to supporting projects, ideally Perl 5's
core module list can be modernized so more people will be able to take
advantage of and feel comfortable recommending modern approaches to
Perl development.
At the same time, I'd also like to see them tackle a few more
persistent issues, the most important of which is CPAN usability.
There is no doubt the Perl community and the CPAN are very compelling;
however, installing CPAN dependencies is more difficult than it needs
to be. Installation often requires many interactive prompts and can
take a long time for applications with many dependencies. There are
typically no 5 minute installs like exist for WordPress, PHPbb, and
MediaWiki. Some exceptions include qpsmtpd and Catalyst using Matt
Trout's cat-install script.
I welcome EPO as another organization in the Perl community to keep
Perl modern and vibrant.
On 2月27日, 下午12时35分, Fayland Lam <fayl...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 我做过一些 use Moose; 的 projects, 感觉非常好。很明显会让你的代码很符合
> OO 性质。
>
> Thanks.
>
> Qiang (James) wrote:
> > 伦敦 Perl 小组2月份的演讲是关于 Moose(Perl 最新的 OO 系统) ，刚看了
> > Piers Cawley 的 Ruby OO 和 Moose 的比较，感觉不错。推荐一下:
>
> >http://www.bofh.org.uk/2009/02/22/moose-for-ruby-programmers
>
> > 其他 moose 演讲http://london.pm.org/tech_talks/
>
> > Qiang(James)
>
> --
> Fayland Lam //http://www.fayland.org/
> Foorum based on Catalyst //http://www.foorumbbs.com/
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