On Oct 5, 2010, at 1:36 PM, Chris Fields wrote:
On Oct 5, 2010, at 12:29 PM, Ernesto wrote:
Am 05.10.2010 16:26 schrieb Oliver Charles:
On 05/10/10 15:24, Ernesto wrote:
New Frost version 0.67 is available on CPAN and my homepage.
From the changelog:
0.67 Su. October 3, 2010
- Scalar::Util back in Makefile.PL, corrected doc in Frost
- show version of underlying Berkeley DB in t/100_meta/
000_version.t
- t/000_moose_examples and t/000_moose_recipes added and
moved the adopted tests from t/400_recipes here to keep the
original
Moose's name
Ernesto 8-)
I don't want to sound rude here, but I don't really appreciate these
emails. I subscribed to the Moose mailing list to get news about
Moose,
but this is just a bit too far away from Moose for my liking.
It seems your distribution is mature enough now to have its own
mailing
list; I find this a little to OT for the Moose mailing list.
Maybe. On the other hand, Frost is tightly bound to Moose - i.e.: You
can use almost (as yet) all Moose' features plus Frost's
persistence by
just saying:
package Foo::Base;
# use Moose;
use Frost; # extends Moose::Object with persistence
...
package Foo;
use Moose;
extends 'Foo::Base'; # inherits all persistence stuff
...
package Bar;
use Moose;
extends 'Foo'; # inherits all persistence stuff
...
Questions about Frost might show a problem of misunderstanding
Moose or
even a bug in Moose - and vice versa.
So it might be worth having Frost here on [email protected].
By the way: MooseX::* is dealt with here, too.
I'd like to hear more opinions.
Ernesto 8-)
I agree with the others; this is a mailing list for Moose (and
possibly MooseX::*). I don't recall other distributions using Moose
(KiokuDB, Fey, etc) posting here.
chris
Ernesto,
I have to agree with chris here.
I am happy to entertain Moose issues that are encountered with Frost
development and I think the initial Frost discussion was useful to the
greater Moose community as well. In fact I would encourage anyone
writing an ambitious module like Frost, that is so tightly bound to
Moose, to come here or IRC and discuss things early in the process so
that they can avoid re-inventing wheels and get some good early
feedback. And actually, I even don't mind if you announce *major*
updates of Frost here, but minor updates (like this one) are not
really appropriate.
But to be honest, I would really prefer that you do not use [email protected]
as a mailing list for Frost.
As for MooseX:: modules, they are Moose extensions so they should be
dealt with here.
- Stevan
