++ Specifically because you are correct it "is hardly a trivial update." This site is not so busy that we should be discouraging new content.

To those who disagree, the only thing that is really hurting Perl, in my view, compared to other languages is the dearth of applications and the slowly decreasing presence as supported plugin, library, API samples, etc for popular apps and websites. Even though Camelcade has nothing to do with me and I'll never use it, I'd rather see 100 more posts on it than another node on voting+XP or why Perl6 is worse than the Spanish Flu. :P

In reply to Re^4: Camelcade 0.39 beta released by Your Mother
in thread Camelcade 0.39 beta released by hurricup

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