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I mean, maybe it wasn't quite as clear in 2008, but the Perl 6 fiasco was an obvious disaster that's widely perceived to have killed Perl. It's not a precedent
by naniwaduni 4y ago
I mean, maybe it wasn't quite as clear in 2008, but the Perl 6 fiasco was an obvious disaster that's widely perceived to have killed Perl. It's not a precedent you should want to follow just because it's there.
- dagmx 4y agoI pointed to Perl specifically because it’s another contemporary to Python in terms of OS scripting while having had a much harder break.