not very polite.
but let's calmly summarize the discussion of my case:
- I stated that CPAN is not covering modern use-cases like this was some 10 years ago
- examples: AI, WebASM, and also datatables - which is from my recent task
- I can find datatables module in npm, and I can't find similar module on CPAN
- therefore most feasible solution for me (requiring writing less LOC) is to switch to npmjs
As author of some CPAN module(s) - I often write some 5-10 lines of code when my users asks a question on our mailing list, free of charge.
The point is - for perl there is no ready and simple solution, so I can either hire you for $200/hr or implement it myself or go to nodejs - where such a module exists.
I understand that my use-case is not appealing for you, so marto started wrongfully accusing me, and now you sending impoliteness to me.
sorry for making you sad, this was not my intent
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