> If you're like Booking.com and still using Perl for everything, you code is probably so decrepit, old and lacking meaningful testing you should just burn your

> If you're like Booking.com and still using Perl for everything, you code is probably so decrepit, old and lacking meaningful testing you should just burn your entire company to the ground so your devs are no longer in miserable agony. That's a lot of assumptions: * Booking.com still using Perl for everything * Code being decrepit * Code lacking meaningful testing * Developers in agony Do you have some inside information to know that all of these are true? You also don't seem to understand that companies are in it for the money, not to provide nice new development projects to make developers happy. If you are programming for a living, you should know that programs are written to make money. By the way, torturing the developers to make a better product, is a well known meme among Perl 6 core developers. > doesn't end up like Perl6. Perl 6 is ending up quite nicely, thank you.