Some years ago we used to have a central repository for nearly all Perl 6 stuff, which was the pugs svn repository.

It has been split up into several git repositories on github, and new repositories have been created.

If you want to get a feeling for the commit activity in Perl 6 land, I recommend to open an account on github and follow the perl6 organization, the rakudo user and sorear/niecza. Of course that won't give you the activity in the module repos, but it's a good start.

As for the quietness on perl6-language, that's mostly because discussions on that list haven't been very productive of late. It is filled with people who suggest major restructrings of syntax and object model in response to small problems, and who often don't have a feeling for what's there already in Perl 6, and what needs reimplementing. Taking a look at some discussion on p6l I do understand how people arrive at the conclusion that Perl 6 is vaporware -- those actually implementing stuff tend to stay away from p6l.

Thus most discussions about spec changes happens on IRC, which seems to work out much better.

Perl 6 - second systems done right

In reply to Re^6: Hockey Sticks by moritz
in thread Hockey Sticks by raiph

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