I would say, put that famous book in the docs and see what happens. I would expect a positive outcome. Am I right chromatic ?

The core documentation has enough problems without another 70,000 words added to it.

I wrote the book and deliberately skipped some features, argued against using others, and ignored the entire default OO system in favor of Moose (before explaining the default object system as something you might have to maintain). It's one way to learn to write Perl 5 effectively. I hope it's useful for people, but it's certainly not the only way.

(Also I'd hate to have to debate stylistic choices on p5p before updating it for a new version.)


In reply to Re^4: Putting Perl Back on Top in the Fields of Scientific and Financial Computing by chromatic
in thread Putting Perl Back on Top in the Fields of Scientific and Financial Computing by hermida

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