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Re: The Future of Perl 5by LanX (Saint) |
on Aug 18, 2018 at 14:22 UTC ( [id://1220580]=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
I saw the talk in the stream and I have to disagree that the decline stabilized at a respectable level, because the community is aging and slowly collapsing. (Sorry for being blunt) In my (not so humble) opinion does "Perl" need a believable long term strategy to escape it's evolutionary dead end and attract "investment". But I don't see a strategy I only see traditional tactics. The first (meta) things are to
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I know some core devs will feel insulted now (sorry!), but evolution means that obsolete features have to die. Sorry for not spreading "Yes, we can!" slogans, positivity is not my mentality. I prefer direct speech without meaning it as an insult. At the same time I take funded critic without being insulted.
Cheers Rolf
°) which has it's foundation in a "macro" mechanism!
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