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lizmat
7y ago
Thanks. Not sure how I got that link wrong :-(
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7y ago
Have you looked at Perl 6 ??
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7y ago
- grammars, mutable at that - simple declarative class definitions - easy to use async primitives - easy to use event driven primitives - unicode support based on graphemes
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Sleep Sort in Perl 6 – Aaron Sherman
(ajs.github.io)
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7y ago
> So it's a kind of research language - which is important and has its place I'd rather say that Perl 6 is an inspirational language. With other languages stealing ideas and features from it. But also a complete, production r
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7y ago
> 6) There's no killer app Have you looked at Cro? Cro is a set of libraries for building reactive distributed systems taking advantage of all Perl 6 has to offer. The high level APIs make the easy things easy, and the asynchronous
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The Ballad of Perl – Stephen Scaffidi
(facebook.com)
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Simplicity Made Easy
(blogs.perl.org)
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2019.25 on Toolsets – Weekly Changes in and Around Perl 6
(p6weekly.wordpress.com)
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Summer Slurpies, 3 for a $ (Variadic Functions in Perl 6) – Matthew Stuckwisch
(tenesianu.blogspot.com)
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Hofstadter, Friday and Perl 6 – Arne Sommer
(perl6.eu)
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Ingy Döt Net – “A New Name for Perl”
(youtube.com)
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7y ago
Perhaps because there's more money to be made with "worse" languages? You can make more money in language A if something takes a day in language A, and only an hour in language B, at similar cognitive load.
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2019.24 Sequences of Int – Weekly Changes in and Around Perl 6
(p6weekly.wordpress.com)
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Coding with a Full Toolset – Damian Conway
(blogs.perl.org)
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Building an ELF File – Madeleine Goebel
(yakshavingcream.blogspot.com)
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7y ago
FWIW, The Perl 6 Module "Inline::Perl5" allows you to use any Perl 6 library inside Perl 6. After having installed "Inline::Perl5", you only need to add ":from<Perl5>" to your -use- statement, e.g. &
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2019.23 Complete Course – Weekly Changes in and Around Perl 6
(p6weekly.wordpress.com)
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FC Matrix with Perl 6 – Arne Sommer
(perl6.eu)
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Perl 6 Small Stuff #20 – Jo Christian Oterhals
(medium.com)
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2019.22 When steroids are a given – Weekly changes in and around Perl 6
(p6weekly.wordpress.com)
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7y ago
But, this has really not a lot to do with pattern matching. Please see my comment at https://www.reddit.com/r/perl6/comments/bvhzwh/perl_6s_given...
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Perl 6's given: switch on steroids
(tenesianu.blogspot.com)
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Getting Started: Developing for Perl 6 – Madeleine Goebel
(yakshavingcream.blogspot.com)
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Roman Numerals in Perl 6 – Donald Hunter
(donaldh.wtf)
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2019.21 That’s Why – Weekly Changes in and Around Perl 6
(p6weekly.wordpress.com)
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A Close Look at Controlling the MoarVM Profiler – Timo Paulssen
(wakelift.de)
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2019.20 Newsletters May – Weekly Changes in and Around Perl 6
(p6weekly.wordpress.com)
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2019.19 Infrastructure Pumpkings – Weekly Changes in and Around Perl 6
(p6weekly.wordpress.com)
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7y ago
Rakudo Perl 6 is doing very well indeed, thank you. First official release in December 2015, second official release in November 2018. Monthly developer releases. See https://perl6.org for more information.
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