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Hello,

We, i.e. Crazy Panda LTD, would like to share our vision of shared XS modules, which we consider quite innovative in Perl world:

XS::Manifesto

The proposed concept already has an implementation (XS::Install, XS::Framework), which we internally use on production more then one year. We plan to release on CPAN rather wide, deep and efficient hierarchy of our XS-modules, but it will take some time due to need of documentation, API stabilization etc.

Early adopters, questions, or any feed back are welcome!

WBR, basiliscos.

In reply to Shared XS modules manifesto by basiliscos

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