My article on Test::Class has been published on modernperlbooks.com. It's broken down into bite-sized chunks as:
For German speakers, it's also due to be published in May (I think) in $foo Perl Magazin.
One note about the article: I first wrote that a few years ago and never got around to submitting it. Clearly, since the article uses Moose and Test::Most, I've updated it quite heavily. One update I forgot is that the Test:: namespace prefix should be clarified. It should be something like Tests:, My::Test: or Test::${company_name}:: or basically anything which avoids conflicts with the Test:: namespace.
So far comments have been nice and Piers Cawley mentions it in his blog and also seems quite happy with it (that's an awesome blog post, by the way. It's an attempt to bring Devel::Declare magic to Test::Class).
One thing which didn't survive chromatic's editing was my "Tip Summary" at the end of the three parts:
Some of those might sounds odd, but if you read the articles, I explain what's going on.
Cleared up a bit for me.
I've been away from Perl for a while, so this is a great resource for me to get back into testing using Test::Class and not falling back to my old
Re:Test::Able
Ovid on 2009-03-13T15:33:50
Yeah, I was looking at that (saw in the same blog entry). Looks very cool and, because it uses a MOP, promises to make easy some things which are hard in Test::Class.