I wish the name had been different. I’m not invested in Perl6 though I think it’s quite interesting. But I’m curious because this dead horse is just bones and hair now and no one currently regular on PM has any authority in the matter and you cannot petition the Lord with prayer…

So, what does Perl7 look like to you and who makes it? Because to me, the anti-Perl6 stuff rambles somewhere between absolute fantasy and psychopathy. Give a real world, actionable plan for how to transition Perl5 to Perl7, please. And explain exactly who is going to do it. What it looks like. Exact feature sets. How it fixes the numerous issues holding back the P5 codebase. When it will be delivered. Et cetera.

In reply to Re^2: Last best chance to rename "Perl6" ? by Your Mother
in thread Last best chance to rename "Perl6" ? by 1nickt

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