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TIOBE is also saying that Perl is increasing in popularity, I can't take that ranking seriously. When I started 12 years ago Perl was pretty much dying and repl
by Thaxll 6y ago
TIOBE is also saying that Perl is increasing in popularity, I can't take that ranking seriously. When I started 12 years ago Perl was pretty much dying and replaced by Python, so imagine nowdays...
- josefx 6y agoIt seems to be a stable language at least. Perl 6 was rebranded for being too different and Perl 7 will be based on Perl 5 with the explicit goal of staying backwards compatible. Might as well migrate to Perl instead of Python 3, same amount of scripts to rewrite and test either way.