BioPerl has already started its way to Moose (BioMoose)
Oh dear. So now, instead of being Biblically slow, it'll be glacially slow.
Sadly, I don't expect more than a porting re-implementation
Figures. Sometimes I think that people forget that Moose doesn't add much to the capabilities of Perl. It makes things cleaner, simpler, and ensures that they always get done. But that also means that they get done, regardless of whether they are needed or not.
The real problem with overarching frameworks, is that the have to be written to meet the requirements of every project spec not yet written, which inevitably means that they are sub-optimal for all of them!
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