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Contrary to popular belief Perl is still very much alive and healthy. Sure, it has baggage, but so does any language that kept evolving for decades. If you want
by lazyloop 13y ago
Contrary to popular belief Perl is still very much alive and healthy. Sure, it has baggage, but so does any language that kept evolving for decades. If you want to know what Perl really looks like these days take a look at the Modern Perl book (http://modernperlbooks.com/books/modern_perl/ http://modernperlbooks.com/books/modern_perl/) and Mojolicious web framework. (http://mojolicio.us http://mojolicio.us)