>>If Perl feels like it's stuck in time, it's because the community stopped time nearly a decade ago. Uh... jrockway, chromatic mst etc have listed cool new de

>>If Perl feels like it's stuck in time, it's because the community stopped time nearly a decade ago. Uh... jrockway, chromatic mst etc have listed cool new developments over just the last few years. Are you doing language wars, or can you motivate why all that is wrong? >>looks as if the whole idea of shipping Perl 6 on a specific date is being deprecated What you quote says (afaik) -- Perl6 has a specification, so there will be multiple implementations. None will be the "official" one. That is a feature. I'm sorry, but you seem to not know what you're talking about? Have I been trolled? Edit: "A decade"? That was even before testing took over the Perl world, iirc... Damn, I must have been trolled. (Fixed simple grammar, made a sentence clearer.)