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Perl6 has had two proper language releases (v6.c in Dec 2015 and v6.d in Nov 2018), and there's a compiler that implements them (namely Rakudo). The language i
by cygx 7y ago
Perl6 has had two proper language releases (v6.c in Dec 2015 and v6.d in Nov 2018), and there's a compiler that implements them (namely Rakudo).
The language is not 'finished' insofar that parts of the original design have yet to be realized (eg macros), and as any language that isn't dead, it continues to evolve to meet developers' needs.