in reply to Re^9: The current state of Perl6
in thread The current state of Perl6
You haven't told me how choosing Perl6 puts you ahead of the curve
To have a stable, lovely, actively developed language that's so great in addition to an experimental, advanced outgrowth of it?
yes the problem is that the experimental one is too experimental and there are dissensions about wether it is experimental or not presumably because people like chromatic specifically say they don't care what production-ready means for other people(normally if you don't care for some particular subject being discussed you shouldn't join the discussion at all, but instead he does and he says he doesn't care).
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