No, currently i'm not using Perl 6. Beside not having time (and any need to) re-write half of my source code and the non-availibility of ActiveState tools for P6, i'm not really happy with the landscape surrounding P6.

For example, more or less forcing developers to use Github is just stupid. For one, P6 will run into exactly the same Problems as node.js (one developer depublishes something and the whole infrastructure falls flat on its face; no namespace protection, ...). Also, not everyone uses - or even wants to use - git. I for one have banned git from all my projects, because its too easy to lie (yes, rebasing is lying).

"For me, programming in Perl is like my cooking. The result may not always taste nice, but it's quick, painless and it get's food on the table."

In reply to Re: Are you using Perl 6 in production? by cavac
in thread Are you using Perl 6 in production? by stevieb

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