Folks,

a few days ago educated_foo posted this meditation and I thought I'd give it a try.

After a few hassles with the solaris compile- and link-system I finally had my Perl6 working.

Soon I realized I had forgotten almost everything written in the Apocalypses and Exegesises (?) and I knew what's missing.

A Perl6 Quick Reference!

Like the one for Perl5 on my desk.

So I started to compile one from the known sources.
It is early beta, lots of stuff is missing, something may be wrong, but it sure is worth a look!

Get it here and send all your comments, additions and fixes to me, either by /msg or to the email address on the web page.

In reply to Perl6 Quick Reference by busunsl

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