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To be fair he is talking about the new Perl 6 language. Not the current Perl that everybody uses.
by huherto 17y ago
To be fair he is talking about the new Perl 6 language. Not the current Perl that everybody uses.
- gaius 17y agoWell quite. Who wants to take over maintenance of a project that's effectively written in the previous developer's personal language? Perl's not alone here, you can do the same thing with C++ using operator overloading, but Perl actively encourages this to an order of magnitude greater extent.