\o,

well, Node.js ... I never liked server-side JavaScript. The thing that annoys me most with Python (any version) are the missing brackets. :-)

I do like Perl 5, always have, probably always will. I've just been out of the game for quite a while now. While the languae itself doesn't seem to have evolved much (although I still need to dig through the recent feature additions), Perl6 was not a subject when I last left Perl.

So, basically, Perl6 is "Perl 5+ in a VM"? (VMs are awful IMO.)

Regards and all that,
jkl

In reply to Re^4: Should I come back to Perl? by jekyll
in thread Should I come back to Perl? by jekyll

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