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I can say that at least currently, there is no appetite for Perl attempting to "reclaim" the Perl 6 version in the foreseeable future. It would be a disaster in
by Grinnz 7y ago
I can say that at least currently, there is no appetite for Perl attempting to "reclaim" the Perl 6 version in the foreseeable future. It would be a disaster in both community relations and marketing. It will either be Perl 7 or Perl 34+.
- irrational 7y agoPerl 2019
- lilSebastian 7y agoThis one goes to 11 http://perl11.org/ http://perl11.org/
- rurban 7y agoAnd we'll keep that name and idea. 5 + 6 = 11, as it should have been
- b2gills 7y agoThis has the benefit of showing that Perl gets a new version released every year. I have previously stated that I would like it to be an alias of sorts. use v5.30; use v2019; Basically have both of those lines do the same thing. --- Perhaps even something like: use Perl v2019; (I actually considered posting a module that would make that work.)