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It's perl versus java. Larry versus Larry? I learned perl somewhere around perl3. Things I noticed. Java never had a "perl6" moment,in which /usr/bin/perl wa
by k310 6mo ago
It's perl versus java. Larry versus Larry?
I learned perl somewhere around perl3.
Things I noticed.
Java never had a "perl6" moment,in which /usr/bin/perl was replaced with radicchio or whatever.
Perl doesn't have a groovy that I know of.
Now, I'm retired and don't program. What do I miss the most? Hypercard. I had GUI apps with a persistent database running faster than Claude can say "Feed Me."
- kernel_haathi 6mo agoWhat do you mean by radicchio? Perl5 is still Perl5. Another language, which started out intending to become Perl6, has been renamed to Raku, and spun off as a parallel language to Perl5.