MySQL production is 5.0, and that's what everyone uses if they want the latest realease. Who cares 3.23? 5.1 is the release candidate for the 5 stream, and 6.0 is in alpha stage now. So what?

So what is your point here? yes, the latest releases of MySQL are in progress status, I knew that. The real point is that: by all means, I expect MySQL 6,0 to be delivered, and I am interested in using it, although I am in fact a Oracle guy. Is Perl 6 in progress status, or stuck status?

Don't use your bad logic to bull shit people. Look like that might be one of the reason why Perl 6 is nowhere after so many years, look at some of the developers...

In reply to Re^5: Don't Write That In Perl! by Cop
in thread Don't Write That In Perl! by Ovid

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