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However, please note that it elided over our collective shift of focus to the Perl 5 runtime during 2006 on #perl6, which resulted in the first CPAN releases of Moose, Module::Compile, v6-alpha (now evolved into Perlito), Pugs::Compiler::Rule, etc.

Thanks for replying. I don't mean to minimize any of those projects by omission, and I apologize for not mentioning them. I'm glad to hear you consider my assessment of Pugs.hs accurate.

In reply to Re^2: How to Implement Perl 6 in Ten Years by chromatic
in thread The current state of Perl6 by Anonymous Monk

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