Perl 6 is awesome.
Its design is based on the combined experience of many clever people.
It addresses a whole range of contemporary computing problems, in fields
as diverse as text processing and compiler development. It's being
developed by, and for, some of the smartest people I want to risk
app
Hallo Parrot,
we are well aware that the documentation for Perl 6 is quite lacking.
Any contributions in that area are greatly appreciated.
Am 23.05.2012 01:35, schrieb Parrot Raiser:
The problem we have is to provide a path for learning 6, that presents a
comprehensible but useful subset of
First, yes, Perl 6 is awesome. Everything that's come out as a result
of this effort is awesome. The rest is inline below.
On Fri, May 25, 2012 at 10:32:35AM +0200, Moritz Lenz wrote:
> Hallo Parrot,
>
> we are well aware that the documentation for Perl 6 is quite lacking.
> Any contributions i
Hello Estarde,
(since I'm the 'new' guy in the community, I think only I have the energy
to explain it to you :-)
Well, try to think of Perl 6 as a human. Of course you can change a
person's name, but who will go to the trouble of it all? eh? After all, we
all know how some Mr. XYZ father likes t
> My point is that while it
> started out as a way to improve/formalize Perl 5, it's developed
> sufficiently to the point where it is its own language and not the
> "next" version of 'perl'.
But it is still a version of Perl. It might not be the "next" version of
Perl, but it certainly the sixth
